Subj : Google Chrome Browser
To   : All
From : Ed Vance
Date : Thu Jun 21 2018 12:19 am

Howdy!,

I had been using Scunia PSI to see if any software I use needs updating.
Now I'm using an Avast! option.

Avast has a Tab selection that checks (some) program I use to see if
their Version is up-to-date.

When I see the Results there is always a Premarked Box to make
Google Chrome the default Browser.

I always uncheck the Box before closing the Avast window.

Because I see this 'suggestion' from Avast to begin using the Chrome
Browser often enough, I have began wondering how many readers of this echo
use Google's Chrome for their main browser or as an optional browser?

I use the Mozilla Firefox ESR version most of the time, sometimes I
will use the Opera browser, but I like how Firefox does what it does for
me.

I'm reluctant to change to Google's browser just because of what I have
read about them (GOOGLE) storing all the DATA they get about their users.

When I visit a web page I use NoScript to select just the links the site
needs so I can see the information on their page(s).

I usually never allow any 'services(?)' from Google unless I can't see
what I want to see on the page I'm looking at.

Things like Google Maps I do allow usually.

Also I don't like allowing any AmazonAWS stuff that NoScript says the
website would like me to Allow.

Same O, Same O when the FireWall shows that a Google or Amazon URL wants
to be allowed.

I've purchased a small amount of products through Amazon but I don't
visit their website anymore.

I know that I'm a 'hard case' but I would like to know Your opinion
about the Google Chrome browser, Thank You.


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