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<blockquote data-quote="Lenny_Fox" data-source="post: 939145" data-attributes="member: 82776">So Microsoft, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera and Yandex just sit and watch and tell their developers to do what Google wants?&nbsp; That is simply not true, to much conflicting commercial interest for each player. Look what happened to Google&#039;s Manifest 3.0 and FLOC?The changes to&nbsp; Manifest 3.0 and rejection of FLOC is what factually happened in the real world..Now who is posting opinions and who is posting facts? The Mozilla fanboys or the Chromium fanboys?PS.1 Chromium the engine of Chrome browser is also open source.PS 2.Changing your user agent does not increase your privacy, it makes you easier to tagPS 3. When Manchester City plays against Manchester United or Real Madrid plays against Atletico Madrid the fans of each club look at the same pitch but the fans from opposing parties see a different ball game. Same with Chromium and Mozialla fanboys, they look at the same facts but interpret them differently (probably always in favour of the browser they like)PS 4. I just installed Firefox on my Android phone to help you share your freedom of choice ideal (as long as you don&#039;t mind I keep using my chromium based browser on my pc)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lenny_Fox, post: 939145, member: 82776"] So Microsoft, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera and Yandex just sit and watch and tell their developers to do what Google wants? That is simply not true, to much conflicting commercial interest for each player. Look what happened to Google's Manifest 3.0 and FLOC? The changes to Manifest 3.0 and rejection of FLOC is what factually happened in the real world.. Now who is posting opinions and who is posting facts? The Mozilla fanboys or the Chromium fanboys? PS.1 Chromium the engine of Chrome browser is also open source. PS 2.Changing your user agent does not increase your privacy, it makes you easier to tag PS 3. When Manchester City plays against Manchester United or Real Madrid plays against Atletico Madrid the fans of each club look at the same pitch but the fans from opposing parties see a different ball game. Same with Chromium and Mozialla fanboys, they look at the same facts but interpret them differently (probably always in favour of the browser they like) PS 4. I just installed Firefox on my Android phone to help you share your freedom of choice ideal (as long as you don't mind I keep using my chromium based browser on my pc) [/QUOTE]

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