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Interesting, so would Safari prevent this? I tried moving to Safari and honestly loved everything except I use my google accounts now for authenticating with to
by mkw5053 5mo ago
Interesting, so would Safari prevent this? I tried moving to Safari and honestly loved everything except I use my google accounts now for authenticating with to many services and that was a pain compared to chrome.
- skeaker 5mo agoI would imagine using any non-Chromium browser would cause it to fail to find any Chrome extensions, yes.
- mkw5053 5mo agoSure, but Safari may or may not leak Safari extension signals in a similar fashion. I haven't actually investigated.
- testfrequency 5mo agoWell if you’re a logged in to Google don’t you just SSO everywhere?
- mkw5053 5mo agoI honestly kind of forget the exact annoyances because it has been some time. I want to say I had to reauth every time I wanted to SSO with my google account because it doesn't allow/deletes third party cookies.
- traderj0e 5mo agoYeah it's something like this. I have multiple Google accounts and am somehow always logged into the wrong one.
- NoahZuniga 5mo agoEven better! Moving to firefox fixes this. Chrome for some reason (still!) gives extensions static ids. Firefox has the id change per firefox instance.
- bigethan 5mo agoSeems to only happen Chrome per the dev of Wipr (a great safari privacy extension) https://mas.to/@mipstian/116341745221356805 https://mas.to/@mipstian/116341745221356805