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American politics pops up on All. Immediately block that shitfest when I see it. Saw enough of that shit on Reddit

I hope it blocks my work emails for a while

I might consider it if they ever implement a modern sidebar like the rest of the others.

Thanks for your reply. I am a Vivaldi user myself currently after trying numerous browsers over the years. I was trying to reconcile in my mind what am I giving up in terms of privacy for my choice. I do tend to lean on and learn from other more knowledgeable myself. I do have a few privacy related extensions installed. But you touch on something there that extends further than personal privacy but Googles influence on web standards, good one.

Yeah I could google it but sometimes I also like to converse and ask questions. Hence why we’re here. Thanks for explaining, I have prior understanding of what most you mentioned, Im just hazy how it relates to browser choice since you can block with extensions on most if not all browsers. So if someone is using any chromium based browser, you info is still going to google or is that exclusive to Chrome?

Lol I get your point. Again, the context of the quote probably isn’t relevant but it was the first thing I thought of. Time dilation makes sense to me after much research. There was certainly an aha! moment with that one.

If you felt a bit disappointed when YouTube Music only released podcasts in the United States at launch, you’re in for a treat as the feature is finally coming to international markets.

Canada Brazil

International for the US but hardly international for anyone else further than a few thousand kilometres away. Wake me when it launches in Australia lol

Probably not entirely related but I like Judge Judy’s comment: If something doesn’t make sense, it probably isn’t true.

Pleading ignorance here and genuine questions. Is anyone, within the context of browsers able to define privacy and what it is that FF does that is superior to other say, Chromium based browsers? And what the real world effects are of not using FF for the purpose of privacy? Either reply or point to sources on the Web would be much appreciated.

Great, informative write up. Thank you.