If one cancels my account (or if my account gets hacked or stolen) I won't lose everything. I also have other, more practical reasons for avoiding a single-provider situation. Do you really trust a profit oriented company to keep all your data safe instead of just selling it to the next highest bidder? But then, why would anyone expose themselves like that. Similar on religious views (some countries have a death penalty on atheism).Sexual orientation, which in some countries might actually lead to life threatening situations.They could get a pretty good idea about peoples financial situation, which could be abused as well If you need an extra boost, Apple's Reminders app is a helpful to-do list option.They could collect peoples entire health history, which - in the wrong hands - could negatively affect job prospects or ability to get insurance.Even if I don't do anything outside of the norm, there is still a lot of potential for abuse with that kind of data:
Firefox doesn't have any such incentives, and its most recent Manifest v3 version for browser extensions seems to offset some of the potential limitations created by Google's own version.I just don't want a single provider to create a complete profile about me. VOIP numbers seem to completely be blocked and not accepted when you set up an account and try to use one of those to satisfy the requirement. Naturally, Google's entire business model revolves around ads and the profiling of its users to serve as relevant ads as possible. Microsofts guidance for those without a phone is to find someone with a phone and enter their number, but that seems it allow them to track someone else if you do that. In any case, it's fun to root for the "little guy," and Mozilla Firefox being an independent non-profit seems to have user's best interests at heart, over advertiser's best interests.įirefox actually seemed to trigger some of the more recent browser wars with its denunciation of Google's potential new limitations on ad-blocking tech. im_preparing_to_take_chrome_head_on_wish_me_luck from r/pcmasterrace this_is_your_ram_and_this_is_your_ram_on_chrome from r/pcmasterrace sus_chrome from r/pcmasterrace i_am_glad_i_left_chrome from r/pcmasterrace What about Firefox?Įverybody seems to love Firefox on PCMR, although according to global market shares it's only just barely ahead of Microsoft Edge, sitting at around 8%. One redditor went as far to build a sword out of RAM to combat the rise of Chrome. microsoft_edge_popped_up_on_my_computer_this from r/pcmasterrace i_feel_like_microsoft_edge_is_getting_less_hate from r/pcmasterrace the_only_use_i_have_for_edge from r/pcmasterrace dont_get_too_excited_edge from r/pcmasterrace i_kinda_like_new_edge_though from r/pcmasterrace Google Chrome devours all the RAMĬhrome memes tend to mock how much RAM it can soak, as Google took it from being relatively lightweight in its early days to a full-blown trojan horse to push its ChromeOS platform. There are ways to force Microsoft Edge to never automatically reinstall too, but Microsoft tends to make the methods as obtuse as possible.Įither way, it makes for some fun comics and memes. There are ways to disable Microsoft Edge and change your defaults to Chrome or Firefox, but Microsoft has this irritating tendency to force defaults back to Edge in between major updates. Hello guys, well long story short I use my to-do app for almost everything, but I want to protect my data and Microsoft well Press J to jump to the feed. Nebo - no graph paper is kind of a dealbraker. A replacement for Microsoft To-do : androidapps 54 votes, 50 comments.
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GRAHL software - PDF Annotator - looks really outdated, laggy. Scrble Ink - best so far, but dontt like the filesystem. cant figure out paper sizes, takes long go switch between pages. A lot of the discourse around Microsoft Edge revolves around how hard it is to fully remove it from your system. The ones i tried so far are: Inkodo - cant draw straight lines.
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