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dns_snek
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Gemini in Chrome
I believe they're talking about the mechanism where logging into Chrome automatically signs you into many of Google's services across the web.
worldsavior
37 days ago
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What's wrong with that? That's the purpose of logging into chrome.
mort96
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For me, the purpose of logging in to my Mozilla account in Firefox is to sync saved passwords and tabs between devices. If I was a Chrome user, I would want to log in to Chrome for the same reason.
verytrivial
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The problem for me is the fusing of the browser with a preferred 'platform' of services. I don't want a partisan browser.
dns_snek
36 days ago
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The purpose of logging into a browser has always been to synchronize bookmarks, settings, and extensions.
hooverd
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