Hi @StartpageSearch.
Can you please elaborate on what you mean by “Startpage does not track your searches, but Firefox may do it”?
@StartpageSearch Hold on, you’re throwing Firefox under the bus while you don't even block third-party cookies by default in your own browser?
@karlemilnikka @StartpageSearch It is true, I see the same message in Spanish.
@jrballesteros05 @karlemilnikka I suspect that what @StartpageSearch have done is they have written the code for that page so that it puts together the text shown like this:
"Startpage isn’t tracking your searches, but <BROWSERNAME> might be."
And then they just insert the browser name there if they know it, regardless of which browser it is, or if they do not have a name for it then they just write "your browser" there instead.
(I don't mean to defend what they did, it's really dumb.)
@karlemilnikka @eliasr @jrballesteros05 @StartpageSearch That's lazy coding honestly. They couldn't be bothered to write specif messages to the 5 browsers that exist?
@eliasr @jrballesteros05 @StartpageSearch Yep. The call out Chrome, Edge and Firefox specifically. When using Safari, Vivaldi or Brave, they just say “your browser may do it”, something I take no issue with.