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Chrome's Breaking and Entering

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Re: Chrome's Breaking and Entering

#2

Post by CivBase »

Whenever I see posts like this I'm always surprised to see these people are still using Chrome. I agree it's another user hostile move by Chrome, but if this is a big deal to you then how have you tolerated Chrome up until now?

Maybe it's a work requirement.

Re: Chrome's Breaking and Entering

#3

Post by zenapollo »

CivBase wrote: post #2

Whenever I see posts like this I'm always surprised to see these people are still using Chrome. I agree it's another user hostile move by Chrome, but if this is a big deal to you then how have you tolerated Chrome up until now? Maybe it's a work requirement.

I use chrome primarily when something appears broken in Firefox and i want to test if it’s a ff browser issue. Turns out it’s pretty much never a ff browser issue. Cmd+q

Re: Chrome's Breaking and Entering

#5

Post by Georgelemental »

zenapollo wrote: post #3
CivBase wrote: post #2

Whenever I see posts like this I'm always surprised to see these people are still using Chrome. I agree it's another user hostile move by Chrome, but if this is a big deal to you then how have you tolerated Chrome up until now? Maybe it's a work requirement.

I use chrome primarily when something appears broken in Firefox and i want to test if it’s a ff browser issue. Turns out it’s pretty much never a ff browser issue. Cmd+q

I use a Chromium fork (Brave) for this. No need to install the actual Google malware

Re: Chrome's Breaking and Entering

#6

Post by [deleted] »

CivBase wrote: post #2

Whenever I see posts like this I'm always surprised to see these people are still using Chrome. I agree it's another user hostile move by Chrome, but if this is a big deal to you then how have you tolerated Chrome up until now? Maybe it's a work requirement.

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Re: Chrome's Breaking and Entering

#8

Post by laughing_man »

Georgelemental wrote: post #5
zenapollo wrote: post #3

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I use chrome primarily when something appears broken in Firefox and i want to test if it’s a ff browser issue. Turns out it’s pretty much never a ff browser issue. Cmd+q

I use a Chromium fork (Brave) for this. No need to install the actual Google malware

Me too. I've been really happy with Brave.

Re: Chrome's Breaking and Entering

#9

Post by Zardoz84 »

zenapollo wrote: post #3
CivBase wrote: post #2

Whenever I see posts like this I'm always surprised to see these people are still using Chrome. I agree it's another user hostile move by Chrome, but if this is a big deal to you then how have you tolerated Chrome up until now? Maybe it's a work requirement.

I use chrome primarily when something appears broken in Firefox and i want to test if it’s a ff browser issue. Turns out it’s pretty much never a ff browser issue. Cmd+q

I use FF like 99% of the time. I only touch Chromium when I need to fix a bug on Chrome based browsers..

Re: Chrome's Breaking and Entering

#10

Post by Zardoz84 »

Georgelemental wrote: post #5
zenapollo wrote: post #3

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I use chrome primarily when something appears broken in Firefox and i want to test if it’s a ff browser issue. Turns out it’s pretty much never a ff browser issue. Cmd+q

I use a Chromium fork (Brave) for this. No need to install the actual Google malware

You jumped from one malware to another.
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