| > Chrome has never showed me ads. Totally fair, but this alone by no means indicate that Chrome is more privacy-friendly than Firefox. Firefox was the first browser to implement DNT (Do Not Track) alongside other major browsers in early 2011, whereas Chrome/Chromium implemented it nearly two years later at the end of 2012.[0] > Most developers target Chrome and you're less likely to experience issues. …and don’t you find it worrisome that interoperability might one day completely fade away? > Chrome is also open-source (BSD) as Chromium Yet Google still has a massive influence over the project. For example, see what I wrote about DNT above. Chromium also syncs all your data to Google’s servers the moment you login to any Google service.[1] [0]: https://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome?revision=156566&view=... [1]: https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2018/09/23/why-im-l... |
You said something about Chromium and supported it with a link to a blog about Chrome. Though the terms can be confusing, it is very important to get them right if you run around making charges like this. I built a Chromium-based browser and it doesn't sync data with Google.