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PayPal Honey extension has again "featured" flag in Chrome web store

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324 points dvh | 1 comments | 08 Mar 25 06:43 UTC | HN request time: 0.223s | source
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hart_russell ◴[08 Mar 25 07:49 UTC] No.43298370[source]▶
Getting rid of manifest v2 and propping up a scam extension. Chrome is looking more and more disgusting
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eitland ◴[08 Mar 25 08:41 UTC] No.43298609[source]▶
I keep wondering why people on HN use Chrome at all three days.

There was a couple of years when people posted demos that only worked in IE^H Chrome but right now everything I need works in Firefox and I don't even see demos that need Chrome anymore.

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lucumo ◴[08 Mar 25 10:04 UTC] No.43298939[source]▶
For me: because Chrome is the only browser with worry-free sync.

Firefox's sync for example doesn't sync extension settings, search engines and it fails on Android multiple times per day, with the only solution to logout and login again.

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int_19h ◴[10 Mar 25 04:57 UTC] No.43317141[source]▶
Vivaldi sync works like clockwork for me across Windows/Linux/Mac/iOS/Android after their last major update in this department.
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lucumo ◴[10 Mar 25 17:46 UTC] No.43323178[source]▶
I loved Vivaldi's configurability. But it's sync is slightly moody as well. It can fail for a while. Though it is better than Firefox's in that it fixes itself.

But Vivaldi doesn't support bookmarklets and I use those a lot.

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1. int_19h ◴[13 Mar 25 15:44 UTC] No.43354442[source]▶
They have completely redone their sync implementation a couple of months ago, which seems to have fixed all the lingering issues (and also added E2EE, which I consider the bare minimum in any case).