I care about my privacy, though I like it’s UI. Is it really as bad as some say?
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Any suggestions for someone who has multiple clients who solely support Chrome-only for their products so I have to do all my testing in Chrome (or Brave, Vivaldi, etc.)?
In some cases their apps straight up don’t function in Firefox or look substantially different and I’m not really allowed to bill for the time to address that.
And it is because of these lousy developers that live inside a Google world that people don’t want to use Firefox.
Fair…but…if I start filtering jobs over whether or not I have to support Chrome, I’d be in for some hard times :(
Just use something vanilla like Ungoogled Chromium. Don’t use it for everything, only for working on projects that require it.