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Google chrome isn't exactly a good example, considering that it's the only browser I've ever heard of embedding advertisements in its default homepage - http://
by padolsey 15y ago
Google chrome isn't exactly a good example, considering that it's the only browser I've ever heard of embedding advertisements in its default homepage - http://www.techradar.com/news/mobile-computing/laptops/google-using-chrome-browser-to-flog-chromebooks-1042498 http://www.techradar.com/news/mobile-computing/laptops/googl...
- ma2rten 15y agoI remember Firefox also had Thunderbird ads on it's homepage at some point. Google could have done much worse imo.
- nl 15y agoThe Safari homepage cross promotes. The IE home page cross promotes and/or has paid advertising (depending on your market). Even Firefox has done cross promotion occasionally. I don't use Opera often, but I don't think I've seen advertising on their dial-page thing. Is there some critical distinction I'm missing?