After every PC restart there is a fight for the default browser status between Edge Chromium and Chrome. New Chrome apps could not be installed in Edge for a few days. Today I discovered that edge chromium now blocks access to pre-existing installed apps such as remote desktop. They were working until today. They have closed even that loophole.
Google Hates Edge Chromium. Will it now block access to extension store?
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Re: Google Hates Edge Chromium. Will it now block access to extension store?
#2Switch to Firefox.
Re: Google Hates Edge Chromium. Will it now block access to extension store?
#3Switch to Firefox.
Or Brave if you must use Chromium.
(Although I have to admit I'm still using Chrome for some reason... hard habit to break I guess.)
Re: Google Hates Edge Chromium. Will it now block access to extension store?
#4Switch to Firefox.
Do you know a way to download the old Firefox extensions - I don's see them neither.
Re: Google Hates Edge Chromium. Will it now block access to extension store?
#5Re: Google Hates Edge Chromium. Will it now block access to extension store?
#6Switch to Firefox.
Or Brave if you must use Chromium. (Although I have to admit I'm still using Chrome for some reason... hard habit to break I guess.)
the only features i miss is seamless translation (the extension is unreliable and less convenient) and no reverse image search (because of ddg selected as the main search engine)
other than that, brave + keepass replace chrome just fine for me, I don't really see a reason not to make the switch
Re: Google Hates Edge Chromium. Will it now block access to extension store?
#7Re: Google Hates Edge Chromium. Will it now block access to extension store?
#8Switch to Firefox.
My principles are not worth actively sacrificing my security.
https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/firefox-chromium.ht...