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It's not comparable to a physical disability byt gatekeeping the people who just don't want to be tracked all day by Google doesn't sounds right to me though.

• nchmy 1y ago
  There's plenty of other chromium browsers - Vivaldi seems to do a good job in this regard. Also, Firefox exists, though they don't seem to care about privacy much anymore either. And, of course, safari, which is terrible in most regards
  • littlestymaar 1y ago
    > There's plenty of other chromium browsers - Vivaldi seems to do a good job in this regard. Being chromium derivatives, they don't really have a say in what's included in “their” browser though. > Also, Firefox exists Well, you disregarded is as “arcane browser” right above.
    • nchmy 1y ago
      In what way did I call Firefox arcane? Firefox generally has better support for web features than safari.
      • littlestymaar 1y ago
        It has less than 5% market share left…
        • nchmy 1y ago
          it is included in Baseline and passes more tests than safari, so i would hardly call it arcane
          • littlestymaar 1y ago
            Yet people treat it as such and drop support. Remember this is the comment you argued in favor above: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45590086 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45590086 > From business perspective it makes a lot of sense to just drop that bottom 5%. Actually, many businesses support Chrome only, they don't even support Firefox.