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      Nobody’s going to use it when 90% of the web blocks everything except genuine Chrome on genuine Windows.

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        I have hope that the FTC will antitrust those cunts. At least I hope so. I’m not gonna hold my breath though.

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          Microsoft put Netscape and Stac out of business and got away scot-free, so yeah, not holding my breath either.

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              There isn’t much backlash at all. You just live in a Lemmy and github echo chamber.

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              It might still happen. Apple’s equivalent feature already rolled out in Safari.

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        There would be huge backlash to that but do we know when Google plans to fully push this?

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          I’m worried there won’t be much of a backlash.

          People as a whole don’t seem to care very much about the bad behavior of these big tech companies.

          I hope I’m wrong.

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              From technically savvy people, I imagine.

              The average user won’t understand the implications or won’t care enough to avoid it. That alone would lead to a HUGE amount of adoption if/when they deploy this.