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> claude fork chromium, remove the api so it knows if the tab is open, always return true, compile it and replace my current chrome with it
by jackdoe 7mo ago
> claude fork chromium, remove the api so it knows if the tab is open, always return true, compile it and replace my current chrome with it
- toomuchtodo 7mo agohttps://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/10/adversarial-interoperability https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/10/adversarial-interopera...
- TulliusCicero 7mo agoSeems like something a plugin could solve.
- ratelimitsteve 7mo ago>claude build a plugin to do the above
- ozlikethewizard 7mo agoNot sure it can with the v3 changes.
- nticompass 7mo ago> use firefox, install uBlock Origin
- hedora 7mo agoThis is the only correct answer. The second firefox is actually no longer viable, I guarantee you chrome is going to rapidly go closed source or require software attestation to prevent modification (not sure what the analogous plan for Safari will be, but it won’t be good). The passkey stuff is a step in this direction.
- cosmic_cheese 7mo agoAll this is also a great argument for just not making browsers capable of conveying this kind of information in the first place… Some might argue that it allows for better web apps, but the delta between how much better in can make web apps and how much poorer it can make the overall web experience is too great to be worth it, and that's before one gets into the privacy implications of browsers being so eager to share all these little nuggets of info.