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>>jakobd+(OP)
Are you using Chrome now? Hate to say it, you are part of the problem. Switch to anything else.

I'm not a super anti-Google person. I use Gmail and Google as my search engine. But Firefox is a good browser that I use as my daily driver, and Edge, Brave, Safari and the DDG browser are other options.

Switch today and start taking away Google's leverage.

>>nl+Jo
Edge and Brave are based on Chromium. While Brave would likely block this API for a while (until too many sites require it and it would hurt their market share) they don't block most changes that Google pushes into Chrome so are still largely contributing to Google's power over the Internet.

So if you really want to disrupt Google's control over the web platform the only options are really Firefox and Safari.

>>kevinc+6q
Firefox and Safari have the same market-share pressure. Why/how would people use a browser that doesn't work on websites they use?