maybe it works on ie 11, not working on chrome.

Maybe they arent enamored with personalized ads. What if its a bit of a white wash or generalized term. What if they knew enough about peoples personality and thoughts that they could guide that person to want their product. Like were in the beginning of a path that leads to someone being able to tell us how to think and where to go. All very distopian, but I agree I feel like we're quickly moving past personalized ads.

Its not working on my IE 6 browser either

And every other company. Go live in a cave because thats where all companies are going and no one is slowing the process down. This consumer choice gambit very well be a false statement in the future.

I would also propose that its partially not wanting to get the cord wrapped around my neck.

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So what is this quettra software and how do I ensure its not installed on my android devices?

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Agh, damn. Just removed Awesome Screenshot due to your comment and I liked it as an extension too. Not enough to leak information to third parties though..

And this is why google sucks: even technically apt people can get suckered. Google bears responsibility for what's in the chrome web store, except they (as standard) duck it and dump all responsibility onto the users. If even sophisticated users can get fooled, what hope do most folks have?

The answer is for google to own what is in their store, but that costs money.

Try using Greenshot