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Sure, but I personally can’t do what I need to as effectively in a browser other than Edge, and Edge just happens to be using Chromium. I’m sure there are people who feel similar things about Brave, Opera, and Samsung Internet, and I don’t think it’s a good idea to shame anyone for using a browser other than maybe Chrome because we don’t want to alienate them.
In my eyes, it’s a lot more useful to pressure governments to enforce antitrust laws to stop arbitrary restrictions (Google with Chrome) and ending browser defaults, and maybe enforce following web standards to avoid developing for specific browsers. It gets rid of the root cause and probably will have a greater impact than yet another boycott against yet another morally questionable company. It’s a lot harder to get fatigued when focusing on a single target.
Because you using it gives it a lot of market power. Websites will only cater towards chromium etc.
Sure, but I personally can’t do what I need to as effectively in a browser other than Edge, and Edge just happens to be using Chromium. I’m sure there are people who feel similar things about Brave, Opera, and Samsung Internet, and I don’t think it’s a good idea to shame anyone for using a browser other than maybe Chrome because we don’t want to alienate them.
In my eyes, it’s a lot more useful to pressure governments to enforce antitrust laws to stop arbitrary restrictions (Google with Chrome) and ending browser defaults, and maybe enforce following web standards to avoid developing for specific browsers. It gets rid of the root cause and probably will have a greater impact than yet another boycott against yet another morally questionable company. It’s a lot harder to get fatigued when focusing on a single target.