Removing a feature that fixes a major shortcoming of your product (spam sites) and directing your customers to use an extension to fix it is awful.
What faith I once had in Google being a company that puts users first is long gone.
What faith I once had in Google being a company that puts users first is long gone.
Providing an extension for power users to tweak the bells and whistles sounds like a fine gap-filler while perfection is achieved, however.
I look forward to the day I can say I do have one though.
¹ not original, but works better than Tineye, in my opinion
² granted, only for a limited number of people