There's a patch for Chromium to implement Google's "EnvironmentIntegrity" which is a power-grab to allow web-sites which are impossible to view on a free browser in case it does things like block adverts or translate or describe for the visually impaired.
More than a hundred comments on the commit in the repository: All negative, calling shame on this attempt to enclose the free web.
Quite right too. No single person is claiming to want the feature because no actual people do want it. Just the controlling brainwashing greedheads.
Firefox users will not have this code, but will that just end up meaning they don't get to view the corporate enclosed web?