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AKA the vast majority of browsers out there.
by TheCapeGreek 2y ago
AKA the vast majority of browsers out there.
- meigwilym 2y agoFrankly, this just gives more reasons to switch.
- n_ary 2y agoSadly, most people don't care or understand these "tech whiz" things. Here in our little corner of EU, I see massive Chrome adverts everywhere about how convenient it is to save your password in chrome password manager, sync bookmarks across devices, how all other browsers are baddies leaking your private details and chrome can save your data and other fear mongering adverts. Basically, these adverts are blasted at you 5-8 times a day depending on how many YouTube videos/shorts you watch, also I recall seeing same advert even on someone's FB timeline being shared by their friends to switch to chrome.
- nektro 2y agoit will convince more people to switch
- Semaphor 2y agoWell, if it’s okay for them, then that is still their decision.
- chii 2y agoIt's what google was counting on, user ignorance and apathy, to defeat adblockers.
- Spivak 2y agoI mean sure but ad blocking is still a killer feature. If users see ads the frog jumps out of the pot.
- WarOnPrivacy 2y ago> Well, if it’s okay for them, then that is still their decision. A decision reached because both informed & consent are minimized as much as possible. This is a core method of unethical marketing.
- XorNot 2y agoThere's never been any reason to think Google wouldn't pull something like this with Chrome though. Which is why people should be advocating switching to Firefox.
- justinclift 2y ago> Which is why people should be advocating switching to Firefox. Pity about Mozilla having recently switched to the dark side themselves, becoming an advertising company as well.