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To the people saying "stop using Chrome", I don't think you understand the situation. Using a non-Chrome browser does not protect you from this proposal. If anything, worst case it will force you to use Chrome for specific websites, say a bank. So unless 3 billion people switch browsers overnight, avoiding Chrome does not make this go away.

>>dahwol+(OP)
You gotta start somewhere. Throwing up your hands and saying you're not switching because no one else will isn't great.

I've used Firefox as my primary browser since it was Phoenix. Before that I used Netscape Communicator. It's not hard and I'm not missing out on anything.

>>cptski+6r1
You're not wrong, and I'm a Firefox user as well.

But as it comes to the urgent matter of stopping this proposal in its tracks, switching browsers won't do it.

It requires other methods of immediate protest.