I recommend Opera. Same rendering engine as Chrome, but faster and with built-in ad blocking.
Google will use Chrome browsing data for ad tailoring
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Re: Google will use Chrome browsing data for ad tailoring
#22Does this apply to Chromium? Because if not, I'm definitely switching.
You can also opt out (or maybe even just not opt in), or don't sign in to Chrome.
Re: Google will use Chrome browsing data for ad tailoring
#23Vivaldi is an excellent replacement
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#25The way the screenshot is cropped is misleading. The actual page makes it clear this feature is opt-in.
If you're logged into a Google account and haven't already made a choice on the page you can see it at http://www.google.com/settings/ads.
Re: Google will use Chrome browsing data for ad tailoring
#26I recommend Opera. Same rendering engine as Chrome, but faster and with built-in ad blocking.
Wasn't Opera sold to a unknown company?
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#28You can tell Google not to save your chrome browsing info at myactivity.google.com in the Activity Controls tab.
Re: Google will use Chrome browsing data for ad tailoring
#29Does this apply to Chromium? Because if not, I'm definitely switching.
Chromium is mostly unencumbered by Google bloatware, honestly it's the version most people should be using.
Re: Google will use Chrome browsing data for ad tailoring
#30I recommend Opera. Same rendering engine as Chrome, but faster and with built-in ad blocking.
And is in the process of being sold to a chinese consortium. So probably not a better option for long :/
http://www.zdnet.com/article/1-2bn-opera-takeover-gets-go-ah...