This isn't a bug, this is an explicit decision they made. It caused a bit of a stir at the time, but they went through with the change anyways.
Personally for me it was the last straw, and I've since moved to Firefox.
Personally for me it was the last straw, and I've since moved to Firefox.
If you don’t trust google with your data then you shouldn’t use chrome at all.
That's one of the biggest complaints about ChromeOS, despite its excellent security paradigm compared to standard desktop setups: the user auth/activity pings it sends Google.
> Personally for me it was the last straw, and I've since moved to Firefox.
Your security currently suffers if you choose Firefox over a Chromium variant.
This feels as shitty for me to write as it will to read.
I understand the side of the debate that begs sticking with Gecko as an alternative etc etc, but, is it really off-topic here to show people the realistic comparison?
A Mozilla hard-fork of Chromium would be a huge kick in the nads, emotionally, but it certainly would accomplish many of the things Firefox would need to reinvent to hope for parity ever again.