What I liked about this article were these points: > I try to stay positive about my choices > As someone deeply embedded in the Apple ecosystem author clear

What I liked about this article were these points: > I try to stay positive about my choices > As someone deeply embedded in the Apple ecosystem author clearly mentioned these and that is nice. But then that is what it is. This post is "how to do few of X things in Safari browser". There are no comparisons, none - nothing at all. Because something like privacy stands nowhere until we know what else is out there, how better you can be protected. Because I am pretty sure Internet Explorer (current name is Edge, right?) must have been saying from the day 1 "we take your privacy very seriously", just like good old Zuck's toys say. But then the author happily turns to the browser wars (something they explicitly said they are not into; repeatedly) and brings Firefox in the conversation. "For fun" of course :) But still all good. Eventually it boils to that and author kinda says it - they just want to be happy about their setup and that is all. That is what this blog post is - a "so called" happiness post. That is nice. Very nice. PS. And god, Hush never works. At least it doesn't work for me :D