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Re:New study: Google manipulates users into constant tracking by ultimoo on Friday February 01, 2019 @02:49PM (#19057781)
Great list! You forgot to mention the browser, I personally use FF and have grown to like it though I miss Chrome occasionally.

>long ago switched to different email for main email, and forwarded gmail account to it (nobody uses it anymore).

Neat! How do you set up auto forwarding with gmail?

Re:New study: Google manipulates users into constant tracking by swiley on Friday February 01, 2019 @05:04PM (#19059188)
Either Firefox is awful on windows or Chrome has something really great that I've totally missed.

Chrome on Linux is just all kinds of unpleasant, it's not even possible to use it at all with my current distro. I don't understand how everyone seems to like it so much.

Re:New study: Google manipulates users into constant tracking by HeWhoLurksLate on Friday February 01, 2019 @11:01PM (#19060945)
When I first started using Linux day-to-day, Firefox, at least for me, was an absolute nightmare and didn't run well. I've switched to Vivaldi (Chromium-based, very power-user / I-never-want-to-move-my-hand-to-the-other-input-device friendly) for the moment, but I might just switch to Firefox again, I hadn't heard about the Multi-Account-Container feature, and that might just push me over the edge.
Re:New study: Google manipulates users into constant tracking by m-ee on Sunday February 03, 2019 @06:39PM (#19072931)
I've switched to FF and am mostly happy but for some reason it's terrible for videos. I'll get long hangups that never happen if I watch the same video on chrome
Re:New study: Google manipulates users into constant tracking by jumelles on Friday February 01, 2019 @03:01PM (#19057900)
You can set up a filter to match all emails and have them forwarded to another address. There may even be a specific forwarding setting somewhere in Gmail.