I've been using Firefox for somewhere around a decade. Glad you've joined us.Try Firefox. I don't know why I used anything else before.
I've been using Firefox for somewhere around a decade. Glad you've joined us.Try Firefox. I don't know why I used anything else before.
You are absolutely nuts if you truly believe this. Google makes their money by offering advertisers a way to finely target their ads. Microsoft sells Software and services. Google has a reason to collect everything you do. Microsoft has absolutely no reason.Microsoft are worse than Google for data slurping, so you trade a lesser to a greater evil by going that route.
How is Microsoft worse than Google in data slurping? Any evidences that Edge is data mining worse than Google?Microsoft are worse than Google for data slurping, so you trade a lesser to a greater evil by going that route.
There is no evidence that Edge slurps data at all, much less worse than the spyware known as Chrome.How is Microsoft worse than Google in data slurping? Any evidences that Edge is data mining worse than Google?
Google's Titan security key is Bluetooth, hence why Chrome supports Bluetooth. There is also support for the ChromeCast.It's a bloody browser: there's no way it needs to connect to anything over Bluetooth at all.
Just because it can, doesn't mean it needs to. Just like a few years ago it was still possible to connect hardware to browsers with java applet monstrosities, wasn't all that necessary for most users.Always Google/Bing/DuckDuckGo search things before spitting out nonsense ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
There is no evidence that Edge slurps data at all, much less worse than the spyware known as Chrome.
Sure, but I don't use Google's 2FA nor do I own any Chromecast devices at all. There's really no reason at all to access it.Chrome needs bluetooth access to support 2FA keys as well as streaming to Chromecast devices.
Not using either their 2FA nor any of their hardware inside the house at all. There is *NO* reason for them to seek to access anything on Bluetooth.Google's Titan security key is Bluetooth, hence why Chrome supports Bluetooth. There is also support for the ChromeCast
Thanks for that personal attack. Noted.Always Google/Bing/DuckDuckGo search things before spitting out nonsense ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
After a 140 posts and without any references, I have no idea what you are responding to. So, BS for sure but not sure where.HAHAHAHA HAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA no.
Sorry about that, my BS detector overloaded. What a load of ****
Command + Shift + 4 is your friend - taking photos instead of using screengrab is silly.This is real. I am not sure why those people not trying to see for themselves.
With google chrome running. Browsing same content with Chrome:
Chrome takes out your 55% computing power vs Safari's 5%
Maybe whatever phone home software Google has bundled with Chrome hasn’t been updated for M1 yet. Give them a little bit and they’ll have your CPU working for them soon 😂🤷♂️Command + Shift + 4 is your friend - taking photos instead of using screengrab is silly.
Seems like an Intel problem more than a macOS problem to be fair, I can replicate that at work, but on my own M1, next to nothing.
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(Ignore the highlighted process, was having fun trying to kill it - on M1 Electron based apps like Discord are the new king resource hog, as Rosetta seemingly cannot translate it efficiently).
Firefox is a direct descendant of Netscape Navigator and thus NCSA Mosaic (circa 1992).I've been using Firefox for somewhere around a decade. Glad you've joined us.
Discord has really been irritating me. I was concerned about this, so I posted in the Discord reddit and my post was removed because they don't like discussing issues.Command + Shift + 4 is your friend - taking photos instead of using screengrab is silly.
Seems like an Intel problem more than a macOS problem to be fair, I can replicate that at work, but on my own M1, next to nothing.
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(Ignore the highlighted process, was having fun trying to kill it - on M1 Electron based apps like Discord are the new king resource hog, as Rosetta seemingly cannot translate it efficiently).
This is some neat info. For some reason I preferred Netscape in the late 90s. I even ordered a disc off the Netscape website, I think. I’d use Netscape mail too, for my ISP’s email. When I got a PowerBook in something like 2003, I started using Safari and then at some point switched to Firefox and never really looked back.Firefox is a direct descendant of Netscape Navigator and thus NCSA Mosaic (circa 1992).
Did you know that Netscape Communications was originally named Mosaic Communications but had to change because of trademark issues?
I've been using Firefox and its predecessors since 1993. Similarly I've been using Mozilla Thunderbird and its predecessors since the mid-Nineties, tracing their lineage back to Netscape Communicator (web browsing, e-mail/USENET, HTML editor).
Good times, good times.