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If this proposal becomes standard in Chrome, You can be sure Microsoft and Apple will follow Google's lead with the same or their own similar implementations.
See Microsoft Pluton and Apple's Private Access Tokens. Or read this article which provides an excellent overview of these developments. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32282305
Make no mistake. If this becomes standard on Chrome, this is going to be standard on the web.
As far as YouTube, I think I only use it for AWS ReInvent videos. I can’t stand ads and there are no ads interrupting the video.
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Is Animal Farm not required reading in Orwell's home country? Or was that a misquote, or maybe just something from a random support worker? It's almost too on the nose for that statement to be written by someone familiar with that book.
How did they do this? Simple: iOS provides cryptographic attestation that your browser isn't a bot and isn't hacked, and CloudFlare takes that as your CAPTCHA solution. This works exactly the same way that Google proposes Web Environment Integrity work.
Besides, I can’t remember the last time I actually sent a personal email to anyone besides forwarding something from another business.
Now google has both the need to show ads, and direct power on what people use to see those ads
How is Firefox funded today.
One thing is funding, keeeping independence, another is controlling
And Firefox already supports Google’s WideVine DRM
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enable-drm
What makes you think they won’t support this?
If you think that Firefox won’t include DRM because of “freedum”, there is an existence proof that they will - they support WideVine.
How can Firefox be “independent” of Google when 80% of their funding comes from Google?
And then they are all probably going to implement “sign in with Google”.
Yes, win. I'd rather be in a number of smaller businesses database than in the one last company's.