A formal discussion:-

(Now), I use Chrome, and the reason is quite simplz; – I like being able to log into my Google account on (any) machine, and  then instantly have all of my saved links and passwords wherever I am.

It’s a major bonus, and it is the *only* reason that I use the Google Chrome browser, but I’ve discovered that it’s being built on top of another Browser called Chromium, and that Web Software has a build in Add Blocker, (still supports XP), plus you can Log into your Google account with it and get to your passwords.

So you’d think that it’s a no-brainer.

Except, —  (it’s bleeding edge software), .. and it can, and will break on you.

Also, if you actually goto the Chromium web site, you will be bamboozled with developer jargon, and then sent back to Google to download the nice safe Chrome Browser, (just like the nice little sheeple you are).

But all is not lost, — { baa! baa! } — Because a fork, (a split), an addition to Chromium is out there, and it’s called Slimjet, and to all intents and purposes: it’s a stable Chromium, and is as solid as Chrome itself.

Try it out, you won’t regret it.

They rely on donations to keep their development afloat, so give them a few Bucks, (Pounds), Deutsche Marks, or even Euros, but whatever you do, at least give them a thumps up for the effort they are putting into the project.

Thanks for reading, Jessica: Praise be the ORI.