IE and Edge go into crash-dive

Skybird · 10-05-17, 11:19 AM

Another thing where Microsoft has intentionally and completely messed itself up. This battle too is lost for them. Within 21 months from a market share of roughly one half down to roughly one fifth. Wowh, thats a steep dive plane angle.

https://www.computerworld.com/articl...sing-ways.html

However, that a privacy-violator like Chrome now rules over 60% of the market, is anything but encouraging. It shows that people do not care for their privacy at all. In such an environment, it is a hopeless cause wanting to get more privacy.

Chrome is a secure browser, little doubt on that, no other browser gets as qickly and as often updated on security-relevant issues like this one. But privacy and security are two different things, and relating privacy, Chrome is a worst-case-scenario. You have no privacy in Chrome, that simple it is. None. Rien. Keine. Nada.

10-05-17, 11:19 AM	#1
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 40,528 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	IE and Edge go into crash-dive Another thing where Microsoft has intentionally and completely messed itself up. This battle too is lost for them. Within 21 months from a market share of roughly one half down to roughly one fifth. Wowh, thats a steep dive plane angle. https://www.computerworld.com/articl...sing-ways.html However, that a privacy-violator like Chrome now rules over 60% of the market, is anything but encouraging. It shows that people do not care for their privacy at all. In such an environment, it is a hopeless cause wanting to get more privacy. Chrome is a secure browser, little doubt on that, no other browser gets as qickly and as often updated on security-relevant issues like this one. But privacy and security are two different things, and relating privacy, Chrome is a worst-case-scenario. You have no privacy in Chrome, that simple it is. None. Rien. Keine. Nada. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.