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I have always used chrome as my browser it has giving me no cause to think it's less secure why should I switch without a morally good reason ? Do y'all at Mozilla think loyalty is a good thing and to just switch without cause is not right or loyal?

I have always used chrome as my browser it has giving me no cause to think it's less secure why should I switch without a morally good reason ? Do y'all at Mozilla think loyalty is a good thing and to just switch without cause is not right or loyal?

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DJKing101
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We want many things. I use mozilla because I can verify it is free of the tracking that may be in Google Chrome and definitely in Microsoft Edge! This is because it is open source. I was loyal to google for many years, but I use Open Source these days and I would never go back. Firefox is a lot safer due to the fact it can be patched as soon as a vulnerability gets found, while google tells you it does that it is usually a fortnight after Firefox!