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It doesn't matter how "good" Chrome is or will be when it's your only option (if you're not on an Apple device). Like the author states in this essay, I'm not comfortable with a browser that gives a single company complete control over Web standards and the Internet.

They just removed V2, and thus ublock origin. Chrome is not the product, you are. Chrome is your fodder.

no, it means that it contributes to a worsening of the environment that it runs in - the web.

By making the product - the browser - the best that they can (without damaging their core businesses) Google achieves dominance to worsen the web as a whole.

It's a great product to navigate ubiquitous ads