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Yes, because using Firefox doesn’t put money in Google’s coffers. Oh wait…
by scarface74 4y ago
Yes, because using Firefox doesn’t put money in Google’s coffers.
Oh wait…
- palata 4y agoBy using alternatives to Chromium, you put pressure on the developers to support those alternatives (if 50% of the users were pissed to see a "only works on Chromium" banner, it would matter for the websites). Hopefully the developers then use features that are compatible between those different browsers, and now those browsers have a word to say against Google if they disagree with a specific feature. Obviously the goal is not to not put money in Google's coffers... how would you do that? They make money by selling data they took without your consent. It's not like non tech-savvy users can do anything to protect their data. Already tech-savvy users mostly can't be arsed to make that kind of effort.
- mulmen 4y agoThe way I use Firefox it definitely does not.