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Chrome is one of the first things I disable on my Android devices, and I hate the idea of signing up for any accounts just to access local files.
But Canon welcomed me with a big surprise, and a fuck you, too!
Is there something about Chrome specifically that's no bueno nowadays? I haven't heard anything but to be fair I don't really keep myself in that loop too much now
There's a general negative attitude towards chromium browsers due to some anticompetitive practices pulled by Google in addition to privacy concerns and probably some more issues I'm not aware of. So that includes chrome, but also edge and most other chromium based browsers.
Ah okay, I hadn't heard about any of that, very good to know, thank you
I don't want any of my business being shared with Google, including the fact that I use Canon products. It's just yet another data point for them to weaponize via targeted ads and data brokering.
And simply opening Chrome means that a data siphon to Google was just opened, so telemetry data would have been collected immediately.
bye bye Canon. You were once the light of my photographic life - now you're dead to me for pulling this bullshit.
I'll never buy products\brands that do this kind of shit. Never.
I worry a day will come that it's all of them.
The problem is, you don't always know thwy will do this until after you pay your money for them.
True. But doing your homework prior to a purchase is more important than ever.
Especially if its a few years down the line when you're already a few grand in to their system
I’d just return and leave a bad review lol
Firefox doesn't support WebUSB, Web Bluetooth and several other integrations, so applications that need to connect to other devices need some kind of Chrome application. Massive dick move by forcing account creation tho.
Firefox doesn't support WebUSB, Web Bluetooth and several other integrations, so applications that need to connect to other devices need some kind of Chrome application.
If those features in the browser were needed, I could be a little less infuriated (they didn't have to break previously working features, though).
However, Chrome was needed only to sign up and log in. Once that was done, I was able to disable chrome, and the app continued to work after restarting it.
Why they couldn't implement a log in directly in the app, or use the device webview api, is beyond me.
I'm just waiting for that WebAntivirus support to land in chrome, for all those websites that tell you to install an antivirus.
Well canon seems like a product to avoid. This person shouldn't now know better for their future purchases l.
I don't have much experience with cameras but isn't it usually sd cards that you can pull out and transfer using a sd reader? Does the camera have internal storage that needs an account and app?
For data transfer only, yes, you can eject the SD card and copy your files.
But the app is used for other features, too. So you're inconvenienced no matter what feature you use.
Yeah I guessed that much but your original post was a bit confusing as it doesn't mention the app. Hence the question.
Dude. I needed to use this app the other day for the remote shutter function, and I was somewhere with no signal and no internet. Only to discover that the app had updated and now required me to create an account to use it. I was pissed.
Same thing!! It sure steamed my broccoli.
mmmm steamed broccoli. drools
In terms of the chrome only thing, you can probably use a UA switcher on firefox and it will probs let you in. It's probably just checking your user agent, nothing more.
It actually wanted the chrome app to be enabled and only opens the chrome app for the sign up/log in process.
So a user agent switch wouldn't have helped in this case.
Firefox doesn't support WebUSB and Web Bluetooth on any platform.
Canon is on my personal blacklist for decades. I bought a printer from them, not just a normal A4/legal, but a professional, wide one that uses rolls of paper, etc. I was unhappy with the state of the driver under Linux, so I called and asked for a programming documentation to write my own printer driver. Their opinion on Linux/open source was that "open source is theft of intellectual property".
I wonder how many open source libraries their driver codebase relies on, it had best be zero with that attitude.