Thanks for attacking my character. Right, of course having a mysterious unidentified binary blob in what's supposed to be free software isn't really an issue.

Thanks for attacking my character. Right, of course having a mysterious unidentified binary blob in what's supposed to be free software isn't really an issue. What a load of shit. Enough said. As for malware alerts, I expect them to be accurate, otherwise they're not useful at all. I do not expect them to be used for censorship purposes, as clearly is the case here. Now it's up to me to figure out which sites might be potentially negative. That makes Chrome a shitty browser and I think switching seems to be the only option at this time. There are other browsers that don't do this, so comparatively, they are superior, because they do not ask me to turn off all the malware alerts just to get to the sites I want without being censored.