It also sounds like they're promoting yet another way to make "the internet" slower, more bloated, and have greater impediments to usage.
They lost me more than a decade ago when they hoovered clear text passwords from their wifi scanning and blamed it on a single engineer.
I might user Firefox personally, but I'll have my company use Chrome.
Other Google products (Maps, Docs, Gmail) are excellently engineered and usually ahead of their competitors in terms of reliability and feature set.
It's not hard to understand why people use Google products despite the occasional moral qualm.