There was a story here just a few days ago where the culprit seemed to be that Chrome Sync had been set up with the daughter's EDU account and it was saving passwords for the parent's banking account, and presumably this will help avoid that kind of mix-up.
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(And power users can figure out how to use multiple profiles for multiple Google accounts.) I actually think this is a big improvement in conceptual simplicity for the average user. So as much as it bothers me as a "power user". I just tried it, and logging out of my Gmail also clearly logs me out of my Chrome (with a big message), which feels like a big win for peace of mind for most users. I had an instinctual gut reaction against this, because it really does feel like it crosses a line between browser and content that shouldn't be crossed.īUT - I know a lot of regular (non-technical) users who are terrified of logging into shared/public computers with their Google accounts, because they can't tell the difference between logging in/out of Gmail and logging in/out of Chrome, and they've experienced/heard horror stories of people leaving one logged in when they log out of the other. Same with anything I use chrome with, I use a lot of extensions. I dont take photos with potential blackmail material. There are so many ways to fingerprint users on the web that its almost impossible not to get tracked, unless you took extraorindary measures against it.Īnything I do on my phone I assume is compromised, managing app permissions is too much work. I dont care what google or microsoft knows about me in all honesty. Rather not deal with my ISP and net neutrality implications. VPN for everything, I turn it off only during gaming. Possibly using a 4th browser for seperating bank logins, social media etc on a different browser entirely. At the sametime, getting tracked through cookies is convenient to me so I dont have to relogin etc. Id rather not run the risk of getting banned anywhere. I am debating on using a 3rd browser bc I do occasionally scrape things and keeping track what I am being tracked on is hard to remember. I have too many plugins though here though. Firefox I occasionally use for devdocs.io and some documentation resources. Theres no risk of XSS because firefox is sandboxed and I have nothing important there. Bing is miles better anyhow for this because of googles DMCA takedowns. Firefox incognito and Bing for sites I dont trust and/or wanting to watch any videos I want (tv shows, movies, porn, etc).
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