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I was surprised how easy the migration to Firefox has been. I'm now waiting for the hammer to finally fall on the manifest 2 extinctions I use, and, with a final download of passwords, I move to FF.
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Time to move away from Chrome and Chromium based browsers, I already use Firefox and Brave which the Brave team clearly stated they will do whatever is needed for it to still works fine with Ublock Origin, so we will be fine.
Brave cannot replace Firefox, because - "extensions aren't supported in mobile versions of Brave" Big 👎 to me. There are so many useful extensions for Firefox and I can't think of using any browser without them.
I moved to Firefox years ago, but sometimes I use SRWare Iron, which is based on Chromium. I guess we'll have to wait for someone to come up with a workaround.
i dont use chrome. i develop my own browser. everything customized according to my rule. you also can develop your own browser using mozilla open-source. but you have to know web programming with TCP socket
Already switched to Firefox years ago and never looked back. Screw Google for pulling this stunt with chromium. How about instead of new extension rules there's new rules for ads: Only 2 ads per page/video max If it's a video with sound, the volume can only be 50% of the volume of the content being played Ad spaces must show a clear "dismiss" or "close" button as a square that takes up 25% of the space of the ad The "dismiss" button must be clearly distinguishable and clicking anywhere in that square immediately stops the ad and closes it Ads may only take up a maximum of 25% of the total real estate of a page (by pixels). Ads must be able to be dismissed immediately without waiting a minimum amount of time Ad block extensions are allowed to block and auto dismiss ads instantly
Google is a festering pile of crap. They have to be rewritten for the new Chrome V3 extensions which will be mandatory. The new V3 ad blockers should still work OK but some say not as well. You can also run the original V2 versions for 1 year by using this registry setting: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Chrome] "ExtensionManifestV2Availability"=dword:00000002
I wonder how long it'll take Google to realise that Chromes userbase is going to start switching to other browsers and leaving their ad-infested ass behind like people did with MySpace
LONG LIVE FIREFOX ✊
ReplyDeleteBrave is better
DeleteBrave uses Chromium, they will have to use whatever Google tells them to use.
DeleteI don't believe that's correct...
DeleteThank the gods for Firefox. I stopped using Chrome ages ago.
ReplyDeleteI was surprised how easy the migration to Firefox has been. I'm now waiting for the hammer to finally fall on the manifest 2 extinctions I use, and, with a final download of passwords, I move to FF.
ReplyDelete"google chome is killing itseft"
ReplyDeleteFire. Fox.
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ReplyDeleteTime to move away from Chrome and Chromium based browsers, I already use Firefox and Brave which the Brave team clearly stated they will do whatever is needed for it to still works fine with Ublock Origin, so we will be fine.
ReplyDeleteBrave is based on Chromium though https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brave_(web_browser)
DeleteYup, but the devs aren't ok with what Google decided and they will do everything they can to keep compatibility with ublock origin.
DeleteFirefox is and always will be better
ReplyDeleteI use Brave and don't have any of that problem.
ReplyDeleterather switch to Firefox if you want to be safe
Deletetrue, I do use Firefox side by side Brave just in case.
DeleteBrave cannot replace Firefox, because - "extensions aren't supported in mobile versions of Brave" Big 👎 to me. There are so many useful extensions for Firefox and I can't think of using any browser without them.
DeleteBrave browser seems to be good alternative
ReplyDeleteI switched a while back. Great decision.
Deleteit doesn't seem. It IS.
Deleteamazing. You will never see a single pop up or ad. And even youtube doesn't show ads on it at all
DeleteI moved to Firefox years ago, but sometimes I use SRWare Iron, which is based on Chromium. I guess we'll have to wait for someone to come up with a workaround.
ReplyDeleteI'm choosing firefox over chrome browsers. Google keeps Mozilla alive in order to avoid monopoly fines
ReplyDeletefully migrated to Brave, it's much better than before.. blocks everything at least on desktop, they have some work to do on the mobile version.
ReplyDeleteI use Brave and a network based adblocker like Pihole. So every device on my network gets filtered as well.
Deleteon the phone try Adguard and continue using brave
Deletetnx
DeleteWe gona bypass it
ReplyDeleteTime to move to Firefox
ReplyDeletei dont use chrome. i develop my own browser. everything customized according to my rule. you also can develop your own browser using mozilla open-source. but you have to know web programming with TCP socket
ReplyDeleteI use Opera GX and have for years now
ReplyDeleteARC probably my next browser
ReplyDeleteAlready switched to Firefox years ago and never looked back. Screw Google for pulling this stunt with chromium. How about instead of new extension rules there's new rules for ads:
ReplyDeleteOnly 2 ads per page/video max
If it's a video with sound, the volume can only be 50% of the volume of the content being played
Ad spaces must show a clear "dismiss" or "close" button as a square that takes up 25% of the space of the ad
The "dismiss" button must be clearly distinguishable and clicking anywhere in that square immediately stops the ad and closes it
Ads may only take up a maximum of 25% of the total real estate of a page (by pixels).
Ads must be able to be dismissed immediately without waiting a minimum amount of time
Ad block extensions are allowed to block and auto dismiss ads instantly
Last roll call to jump ship for those still using Chrome
ReplyDeleteInternet download manager ( the famous IDM ) extension is also will be stopped
ReplyDeleteGoogle is a festering pile of crap.
ReplyDeleteThey have to be rewritten for the new Chrome V3 extensions which will be mandatory. The new V3 ad blockers should still work OK but some say not as well. You can also run the original V2 versions for 1 year by using this registry setting:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Chrome]
"ExtensionManifestV2Availability"=dword:00000002
please ! get mozilla... is one of the best and the main browsers! there are many other as well... research/learn! #onelove #peace
ReplyDeleteTotal bogus / sensation article. As if ublock origin isn't going to change their code/functions to still be working on chrome.
ReplyDeleteFirefox is king!
ReplyDeleteuBlock already advised everyone using chrome to install their uBlock-lite version that will continue working after the Chrome update.
ReplyDeleteBlocking blocker is legal, but blocking infinite adware is not allowed.. time to say goodbye chrome
ReplyDeletethe ublock developer should update it's code to use the new manifest
ReplyDeleteDon't use Chrome and never will.
ReplyDeleteMoved to firefox a while ago even though it can bungle passwords.
ReplyDeleteBRAVE browser has grown susbtantially since the manifest v.3 rollout
ReplyDeleteSo sick of so much intrusion
ReplyDeleteI wonder how long it'll take Google to realise that Chromes userbase is going to start switching to other browsers and leaving their ad-infested ass behind like people did with MySpace
ReplyDeleteGoogle really doesn't want people using their browser. Another app falls to the advertisers...
ReplyDeleteSeems Google tries so hard to make changes that “accidentally” disable ad blockers.
ReplyDeleteGood bye then
ReplyDelete*Uninstall
Firefox is better
ReplyDeleteNo problem, Firefox works fantastic as always
ReplyDeleteGreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed.
ReplyDeleteThat's why.
people still use chrome! 😳
ReplyDeletealmost everyone actually.
DeleteUsing Chrome is like opening the door to all the thieves, willingly 🙁
DeleteOh yeah, thats a dumb as fuck move right there: RIP chrome, I'm uninstalling this bullshit right now
ReplyDelete🔥🦊
Those of us that use a Chromebook are screwed
ReplyDeleteBecause it actually works.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/
ReplyDelete"Hey guys! I know how we can lose even more of the market share!"
ReplyDeleteand this is the moment we switch to other os and browser
ReplyDeleteThankfully I don't use that shit called chrome.
ReplyDeleteIn other news .... water is wet
ReplyDeletehttps://giphy.com/gifs/3o7qE1182TDor4jIiI
ReplyDeleteFirefox 💙
DeleteI use Opera and DuckDuckGo
ReplyDeleteUse and install Firefox
ReplyDeleteInstall Ublock Origin Lite or AdGuard adblock MV3 (beta).
ReplyDeleteWe block chrome
ReplyDeleteY'all can just use any DNS over TLS solution like NextDNS> Problem Solved
ReplyDeleteBye chrome
ReplyDeleteAll of those YouTubers are now hostages of Google’s enshittification.
ReplyDelete