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Google Chrome pushes ahead with targeted ads based on your browser history
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this post was submitted on 06 Sep 2023
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Why not just use Firefox (while you still can ...)
I'll ready raw html before I use Chrome.
You'll read html sure, but will you read CSS? shudders
I'm training to mentally compile javascript now. Kinda stumped on how to access backend data stores though.
Gotta have that V8 JS Engine in your head
Why, will you soon not be able to?
I think they're just referring to FF's small market share.
Firefox's user base is apparently been dwindling for a long time now, so the possibility of this browser shutting down due to not having enough funds is getting higher and higher each year. At least, that's how I interpret it.
Can't donate to them considering how much money is wasted on their shit ceo.
Even then, I'm sure there's a litany of other things that they think they need but they don't. I notice the bigger corporations become, the more justified they feel in wasting resources.