[imcritic]

Because Mozilla is as evil as google is and their browser is generally worse than chrome on average.

We are now just entering a timeline where chrome nose dives on that comparison chart of "who is better?" with compared to Firefox.

[stanac]

I won't go into whether FF is worse than chrome, but why do you think Mozilla is as evil as google?

[withinboredom]

I don't know why they particularly think that. But Mozilla developed a way to uniquely track people without their consent or knowledge. I am not ok with that and that is evil to me.

[nickjj]

> But Mozilla developed a way to uniquely track people without their consent or knowledge.

Which setting is that, DNS over HTTPS?

I switched back to Firefox the other day and this setting was enabled by default but it wasn't done silently. When you first launch Firefox a popup comes up saying it's going to be enabled but you have options to turn it off on the spot or click a link to learn more.

[stanac]

It's double edged sword. You have to use DNS either way. Everyone should decide for themselves which DNS to use.

[alt227]

But you can still turn it off in the settings right?

I dont think theres anywhere in google chrome that you can turn off tracking telemetry to google.

[garbagewoman]

not sure about all that but we are certainly in a timeline where nuance isn't valued