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A great video about the Manifest v3 and how Google is trying to make you view ads.
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Google claims Chrome is private too.
Becauae not many gives a fuck about Vivaldi enough to reverse engineer it
You don’t have to. Thousand of people who know what they’re doing does.
This is a separate security, not privacy, issue resolved by trust chain model of distro packaging.
Of course, I’m screwed anyway because there’s not reasonable competition in the phone space, and I have to use Microsoft products for work, and… {insert a dozen more things here}. Given all that, I’d like the browser that works better for me.
Trusting a company to do right by you (for unknown reasons) vs. trusting thousands of independent researchers who have no incentive to wrong you. Though pick, I guess.