Seen from the inside, its Chrome browser looks a lot like surveillance software. It made me decide to ditch Chrome for a new version of nonprofit Mozilla’s Firefox, which has default privacy protections. [Help Desk: Ask our tech columnist a question]My tests of Chrome vs. Firefox unearthed a personal data caper of absurd proportions. Look in the upper right corner of your Chrome browser. (Geoffrey Fowler/The Washington Post)The cookie fightA decade ago, Chrome and Firefox were taking on Microsoft’s lumbering giant Internet Explorer.

Source: Washington Post June 21, 2019 12:00 UTC