The irony with this is if incognito was really untracable then the government would be pushing to make it less secure just like they’re already actively trying to force backdoors in Signal and other actually private services because “think of the children”.
I just want to chat with my friends in private, we’re not talking about anything bad just video games
But the children, Scrubbles, think of how they’ll be exploited
No I think there are other ways to solve that problem that don’t involve reading all of my messages. What about hashing word combinations, or AI that could give a warning indicator to companies without giving out all of the…
THE CHILDREN, THEY NEED OUR PROTECTION
o ok.
Well if you’re not doing anything wrong why try to hide it at all?
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Why would anyone not using an Android use Chrome? If you’re tech savvy enough to be installing alternate browsers, why choose the one whose parent company actively harvests everyone’s data (and which is more bloated than Edge, FF, and Safari)?
Your question assumes that users have a clue. Unsafe assumption.
I expect the clueless ones to use the default, pre-installed browser, which on a computer isn’t Chrome.
A lot of computers people buy from box stores are preloaded and configured to use chrome as the default for many years. Newer prebuilt a May no longer do that, but I doubt it.
Firefox on Android works great too. I’m slowly degoogling my life, and this was by far the easiest step.
Same. The tab sync from desktop to mobile is also really cool.
There’s also Firefox Focus, which is like being in incognito mode all the time.
How do you get Firefox to work on Android? I have nothing but issues on my pixel 7 pro. It’s the only browser that constantly crashes, randomly takes forever to load pages, doesn’t go to full screen mode without force quiting the app every time, and doesn’t always sync with PC browser.
Sounds like a bad extension or something my gu Pixel 6 Pro, 7A, 8 Pro, and 4 all running FF in my family no issues
My 6 and 8 pros even have multiple extensions running smoothly
Running FF on Pixel 7. Have only uBlock Origin, no other addons. Runs great, never any problems. Syncs with my desktop.
Maybe your install is bugged. Try clearing the cache and a app restart if that doesn’t fix the issue. Uninstall and reinstall firefox (backup your data 1st before).
Firefox has and is buggy on android. You may need to occasionally restart it once a while. It will continue to be improved. But, that may take time. Like the increased extensions which took years after the rewrite.
Weird. You don’t have any potentially problematic extensions installed?
You could also try Firefox Nightly, though I suspect it may not be better for you if the regular one is broken.
Because for years chrome was a solid choice, and most people don’t actively research browsers
Because people are lazy to switch. 10 years ago Chrome was a far better browser than anything else & people have their google account filled with their passwords & bookmarks now. Most don’t even know how easy it is to migrate all that to Firefox, or that Firefox is actually good since Quantum.
Also why would you use Chrome on Android? On Android at least you can switch to other stuff, unlike on iOS.
