Re: Chrome on desktop
FF will of course be able to access G services and there are even some useful add-ons that streamline the process to some extent.
This is well and good but for anyone who's less than savvy or whose main experience is mobile, not having built-in capability for such services (especially bookmarking) is a barrier because it introduces more Faff & Fuss.
For sure, FF is not alone in this - all the other browsers do it too, even the Chromium based ones - yet choosing a browser shouldn't mean having to make another decision as to which cloud/sync services to use because it should be able to work with all of them (& vice-versa).
Biting the hand that feeds IT
