I think it’s pretty unfair to put all of the blame on everyone who uses a chromium browser, considering that most people with a computer have no idea what the hell you are talking about.
Google Chrome is the single most popular web browser. Everyone’s work uses it, everyone’s school uses it, why would they possibly question it? And then they discover a new browser someone recommended - why would they look into “chromium” and what it all means? It’s just not reasonable to expect of nearly the entire population at this stage.
Take your anger out on the company and educate people. This is a problem of education, not selfishness (on the part of the user).
Let me be very clear here: I am very passionate about privacy. I have been donating and volunteering for years with the EFF and other organizations to support net neutrality, fight terrible policies like SOPA/PIPA, etc.
All I said was why some people seem to “not care,” because the implication from other people is that it is malice or selfishness. It’s about education, that’s almost always what it’s about. And I’m advocating for educating people so they get off alphabet products. So I don’t understand why people are acting like I just don’t care or I am saying “Google Chrome is perfectly good.” I said nothing like that, in fact, I said quite the opposite.
Despite how many times I will end up making my position clear, I’m sure people will read past my comment and keep accusing me of not caring and lecture me about why it matters. Even though I agree lol
The problem with the guy who I called unhinged is not his stance on privacy, but how he’s going about talking about it. He is literally arguing with somebody who may very well have actually done more directly fighting for privacy than he has. Instead of discussing this and figuring out a path forward, he is grinding an axe against me because I did not use the exact words he wants me to use and don’t 100% agree with how he’s acting. That is absolutely ridiculous.

There’s nothing to understand. Google has over 60% market capture, safari has 20%. It’s not even close. And I never said they “need” to, I’m saying “why would they question it  when it’s everywhere?” I completely agree that we should get off of it. You need to slow your roll dude.
ARE YOU DRUNK?
Ease off the throttle with the caps. I use FF. We need to educate people. Not fly off the handle at people who agree with you about the problem.
I really don’t understand why people get so confrontational about this kind of thing. It’s a fucking web browser. I have a strong opinion about how they should be developed, but it has never been important to me to actually care what other people choose to use, especially not to the degree of lashing out at end users.
Educating people on their choices is good, but nobody should be getting this worked up over user choice.
I think it’s pretty unfair to put all of the blame on everyone who uses a chromium browser, considering that most people with a computer have no idea what the hell you are talking about.
Google Chrome is the single most popular web browser. Everyone’s work uses it, everyone’s school uses it, why would they possibly question it? And then they discover a new browser someone recommended - why would they look into “chromium” and what it all means? It’s just not reasonable to expect of nearly the entire population at this stage.
Take your anger out on the company and educate people. This is a problem of education, not selfishness (on the part of the user).
If you’ve found your way to the technology community on a federated lemmy instance, youre techy enough to take the blame for using chromium
He’s talking about literally everyone. Read his follow up to me.
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I work for a large agency of the US government. We get the “choice” between chrome and edge.
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Totally agree. Unfortunately the other dude is completely unhinged about this.
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Let me be very clear here: I am very passionate about privacy. I have been donating and volunteering for years with the EFF and other organizations to support net neutrality, fight terrible policies like SOPA/PIPA, etc.
All I said was why some people seem to “not care,” because the implication from other people is that it is malice or selfishness. It’s about education, that’s almost always what it’s about. And I’m advocating for educating people so they get off alphabet products. So I don’t understand why people are acting like I just don’t care or I am saying “Google Chrome is perfectly good.” I said nothing like that, in fact, I said quite the opposite.
Despite how many times I will end up making my position clear, I’m sure people will read past my comment and keep accusing me of not caring and lecture me about why it matters. Even though I agree lol
The problem with the guy who I called unhinged is not his stance on privacy, but how he’s going about talking about it. He is literally arguing with somebody who may very well have actually done more directly fighting for privacy than he has. Instead of discussing this and figuring out a path forward, he is grinding an axe against me because I did not use the exact words he wants me to use and don’t 100% agree with how he’s acting. That is absolutely ridiculous. 
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There’s nothing to understand. Google has over 60% market capture, safari has 20%. It’s not even close. And I never said they “need” to, I’m saying “why would they question it  when it’s everywhere?” I completely agree that we should get off of it. You need to slow your roll dude.
Ease off the throttle with the caps. I use FF. We need to educate people. Not fly off the handle at people who agree with you about the problem.
I really don’t understand why people get so confrontational about this kind of thing. It’s a fucking web browser. I have a strong opinion about how they should be developed, but it has never been important to me to actually care what other people choose to use, especially not to the degree of lashing out at end users.
Educating people on their choices is good, but nobody should be getting this worked up over user choice.
Dude, touch some grass. You’re being way too aggro at someone explaining why a person might use a particular browser
Please, be(e) nice when using Beehaw. Enjoy a three day vacation from here.
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Bro, eat a snickers…
What do you mean by “on the backs of others”? Are you saying that then using chrome impacts others that don’t use chrome?
Right, but if I take your perfectly reasonable and mature position then I can’t prove to the web how edgy and superior I am!