Firefox was a no-show because I really need my extensions. I put on my researcher hat and got to work looking for good Chrome alternatives that respects my privacy. However, they can sometimes be intrusive and annoying.
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In a way, ads pay for the free flow of information on the internet. Google collects data in order to send relevant ads to our devices. At some point we all begin to understand that “We” are the product. While I am happy that Google has achieved so much, I am growing increasingly concerned by the fact that Google knows so much about me. If you see nothing wrong with this picture, you need to look again. Chrome was protected by all the little features and extensions that were just not available anywhere else. No one was willing to leave Chrome to try the new Firefox Quantum, even though it boasted better speeds and load times. A lot of cool extensions and themes and other services were built around it, cementing its place as the undefeated champion. Couple that with everyone using Google services like Gmail and Drive which are well-supported on Chrome (obviously), Chrome became the de-facto browser of the internet. The main competition was between Firefox and Chrome a few years ago. However, for us who know the difference between Chrome and Firefox, browsers make a big difference when it comes to web surfing. Now most people call the browser “Google”. Google released a browser called Chrome which has become the standard tool for internet exploration. Over the years, Google has become synonymous with the internet thanks to google search and android. When I was young, most of the people I knew called the Browser “the internet icon”, by which they usually meant Internet Explorer. We send emails, share documents and practically spend every free moment on the internet. The internet has become an integral part of our lives.
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