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Chrome's sync also "just works" for me shrug

• tempaccount420 3y ago
  Firefox needs to celebrate the small wins I guess.
  • xbar 3y ago
    I feel like Firefox already wins on all the privacy dimensions, so what's left but small stuff?
• jklinger410 3y ago
  Yeah the whole premise here is that Chrome sync is broken. I'm not sure many people share that belief. Love FF though. Maybe I'll go through another testing cycle with it and see if I just end up on Chrome again lol.
  • rcMgD2BwE72F 3y ago
    >see if I just end up on Chrome again lol. One must love advertising and tracking to put up with Chrome on mobile.
• mdaniel 3y ago
  Or rather it will until you step on some mysterious Google ToS violation and they nuke your Google account, without any recourse. I'm cognizant that's always a risk with cloud hosted things, but I can't recall seeing any amount of front-page posts of "Mozilla nuked my account and won't respond to my emails halp!1" FWIW, I think Brave(?) has an implementation of the Google sync server that they use, so it's not totally ludicrous to self-host, but I don't suspect it would be easy or that Chrome would make any such thing easy to pull off