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I agree that Microsoft must focus on improving sync with first party services.
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Hence, I'm convinced and strongly suggest that a Chrome extension would be the best option, and that too only if it's absolutely necessary to implement such a feature. And Microsoft Edge browser bloated with Google's services? No thanks.
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If such features are in-built, we call them "bloatware". This is what extensions are meant for: to add the features in a browser that only a few people want. This what what online accounts are meant for. Users can sign in to these extensions (available across both, Chrome and Edge) with a common account and get their sync.
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If users still want such features, third party extensions (like Pocket for example) can step in. On the contrary, many of us do not want any kind of Google's services incorporated in Microsoft Edge browser. However, I'm sure most of us would agree that the number of such users won't be many. Thank understand that a few users might need this syncing feature. if Microsoft Edge starts getting Google stuff again, it will be the time to find a different browser, most likely Firefox, which co-exists on my system with Edge since I have canary channel and it tends to be unstable sometimes. because the UI or engine aren't anything special, they can be found in other browsers such as Vivaldi, Opera, Yandex and they DO have beautiful interfaces, but they are owned by other companies and not Microsoft which I trust so that's why I'm not using them. Just wanted to say that if by any chance you decide to implement it, please choose the most secure way, i.e our data only stay in Microsoft servers and Not Google.Ī module or extension to be added or removed from the browser at any time by the user sounds good BUT if in order for that said extension or module to work properly, you have to add Google services back to Edge, which you previously removed in the de-googling process of Chromium, please don't.īecause that's one of the biggest reasons I'm using Edge canary and not using Chrome, you could even say that's the only reason. We will keep you updated as we better understand the needs of our community.