Firefox is now the last known major browser that still supports uBlock Origin Ad blocker.
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Firefox is now the last known major browser that still supports uBlock Origin Ad blocker. Everyone including Microsoft Edge, Google and other Chromium browsers phase it out under Manifest V3. Firefox is also the only browser that check and ensure uBlock's code on every update to make sure the devs (or compromised repos) hasn't inserted spyware or malware into the extension code. The list of recommended and monitored or vetted FF extensions https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?promoted=recommended&type=extension
@nixCraft for what it's worth, Vivaldi add back in their own ublock compatible ad blocker
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Firefox is now the last known major browser that still supports uBlock Origin Ad blocker. Everyone including Microsoft Edge, Google and other Chromium browsers phase it out under Manifest V3. Firefox is also the only browser that check and ensure uBlock's code on every update to make sure the devs (or compromised repos) hasn't inserted spyware or malware into the extension code. The list of recommended and monitored or vetted FF extensions https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?promoted=recommended&type=extension
also if you have elderly parents or grandparents, do yourself a favor for their safety. please install an ad blocker on their browser. this cuts out so much risks. Google or 100s of Ad vendors don't care about spyware/malware delivered using their Ad network.
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Firefox is now the last known major browser that still supports uBlock Origin Ad blocker. Everyone including Microsoft Edge, Google and other Chromium browsers phase it out under Manifest V3. Firefox is also the only browser that check and ensure uBlock's code on every update to make sure the devs (or compromised repos) hasn't inserted spyware or malware into the extension code. The list of recommended and monitored or vetted FF extensions https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?promoted=recommended&type=extension
@nixCraft wait Firefox's recommended extensions are actually vetted and monitored by Mozilla?! I just assumed it was entirely an uncontrolled Wild West in extension land
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also if you have elderly parents or grandparents, do yourself a favor for their safety. please install an ad blocker on their browser. this cuts out so much risks. Google or 100s of Ad vendors don't care about spyware/malware delivered using their Ad network.
some people really don't care, and if the allegtions are true, this is really gross behaviour
https://futurism.com/future-society/phoebe-gates-secret-stanford-course
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@nixCraft wait Firefox's recommended extensions are actually vetted and monitored by Mozilla?! I just assumed it was entirely an uncontrolled Wild West in extension land
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also if you have elderly parents or grandparents, do yourself a favor for their safety. please install an ad blocker on their browser. this cuts out so much risks. Google or 100s of Ad vendors don't care about spyware/malware delivered using their Ad network.
@nixCraft so true, you either install an ad blocker or malware
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@nixCraft Thanks! That's super cool to know and gives me a bit more confidence in Firefox's extension and theming ecosystem!
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Firefox is now the last known major browser that still supports uBlock Origin Ad blocker. Everyone including Microsoft Edge, Google and other Chromium browsers phase it out under Manifest V3. Firefox is also the only browser that check and ensure uBlock's code on every update to make sure the devs (or compromised repos) hasn't inserted spyware or malware into the extension code. The list of recommended and monitored or vetted FF extensions https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?promoted=recommended&type=extension
@nixCraft
There is also @Waterfox @librewolf @zenbrowser browsers based on Firefox source. Waterfox, LibreWolf are more privacy focused, Zen seems to care about the UI.On Android I would use WaterFox, except they don't have access to the security API for security key (YubiKey) support yet. LibreWolf on Windows is grand - no AI crap, no telemetry, no Pocket, and fixed few other bits.
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Firefox is now the last known major browser that still supports uBlock Origin Ad blocker. Everyone including Microsoft Edge, Google and other Chromium browsers phase it out under Manifest V3. Firefox is also the only browser that check and ensure uBlock's code on every update to make sure the devs (or compromised repos) hasn't inserted spyware or malware into the extension code. The list of recommended and monitored or vetted FF extensions https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?promoted=recommended&type=extension
@nixCraft I'm sure the MBAs who run the shop are working on a way to get rid of it
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some people really don't care, and if the allegtions are true, this is really gross behaviour
https://futurism.com/future-society/phoebe-gates-secret-stanford-course
WTF is wrong with people?! She's got everything, and she's dicking around with petty larceny.
"Is the store making money? Yes? Cool... We'll keep going with it then..."
She doesn't need anything. It's just passive income to blow some time on to do /something/. That's assuming you don't want to do anything for anyone else due to philosophical reasons(LoL) or whatever...
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also if you have elderly parents or grandparents, do yourself a favor for their safety. please install an ad blocker on their browser. this cuts out so much risks. Google or 100s of Ad vendors don't care about spyware/malware delivered using their Ad network.
@nixCraft I have done that, and gone a bit further. Pihole in their home network as well. You never know when a link will get to the phone...
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Firefox is now the last known major browser that still supports uBlock Origin Ad blocker. Everyone including Microsoft Edge, Google and other Chromium browsers phase it out under Manifest V3. Firefox is also the only browser that check and ensure uBlock's code on every update to make sure the devs (or compromised repos) hasn't inserted spyware or malware into the extension code. The list of recommended and monitored or vetted FF extensions https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?promoted=recommended&type=extension
@nixCraft firefox checks extensions for malicious code?
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Firefox is now the last known major browser that still supports uBlock Origin Ad blocker. Everyone including Microsoft Edge, Google and other Chromium browsers phase it out under Manifest V3. Firefox is also the only browser that check and ensure uBlock's code on every update to make sure the devs (or compromised repos) hasn't inserted spyware or malware into the extension code. The list of recommended and monitored or vetted FF extensions https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?promoted=recommended&type=extension
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Firefox is now the last known major browser that still supports uBlock Origin Ad blocker. Everyone including Microsoft Edge, Google and other Chromium browsers phase it out under Manifest V3. Firefox is also the only browser that check and ensure uBlock's code on every update to make sure the devs (or compromised repos) hasn't inserted spyware or malware into the extension code. The list of recommended and monitored or vetted FF extensions https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?promoted=recommended&type=extension
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Chrome with PiHole FTW. -
Imagine if they avoided LLM feature totally. They could have claimed back their glory once again. Oh well.
@nixCraft Yeah, I wish I felt comfortable calling them the *best* option and not just the *least shit* one (of the mainstream options).
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@Progenitus @nixCraft @Vivaldi It is the same non-working minimal adblocking on all the reskinned Chromiums, that results in "we detected you're using an ad blocker, disable it if you want to read this" everywhere you go.
That NEVER happens with UBO, the only genuine ad blocker.
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@nixCraft for what it's worth, Vivaldi add back in their own ublock compatible ad blocker
@gothpanda @nixCraft And I see Vivaldi users complaining about "disable your ad blocker to continue" junk on news sites all the time...
Because it doesn't actually do the job, like UBO does.
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Firefox is now the last known major browser that still supports uBlock Origin Ad blocker. Everyone including Microsoft Edge, Google and other Chromium browsers phase it out under Manifest V3. Firefox is also the only browser that check and ensure uBlock's code on every update to make sure the devs (or compromised repos) hasn't inserted spyware or malware into the extension code. The list of recommended and monitored or vetted FF extensions https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?promoted=recommended&type=extension
@nixCraft Important clarification: all of the de-Mozilla'd Firefox forks support UBO too!
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Firefox is now the last known major browser that still supports uBlock Origin Ad blocker. Everyone including Microsoft Edge, Google and other Chromium browsers phase it out under Manifest V3. Firefox is also the only browser that check and ensure uBlock's code on every update to make sure the devs (or compromised repos) hasn't inserted spyware or malware into the extension code. The list of recommended and monitored or vetted FF extensions https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?promoted=recommended&type=extension
It is still supported on Brave, Libre Wolf, and Helium right now
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Firefox is now the last known major browser that still supports uBlock Origin Ad blocker. Everyone including Microsoft Edge, Google and other Chromium browsers phase it out under Manifest V3. Firefox is also the only browser that check and ensure uBlock's code on every update to make sure the devs (or compromised repos) hasn't inserted spyware or malware into the extension code. The list of recommended and monitored or vetted FF extensions https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?promoted=recommended&type=extension
@nixCraft O Brave, baseado no Chromium, oferece suporte a Manifest V2 e uBlock Origin. Chrome e Edge estão eliminando o suporte. Quando uma extensão é distribuída pelo Firefox Add-ons, ela passa pelo mecanismo de assinatura de extensões da Mozilla. O Firefox verifica a assinatura quando instala/ativa a extensão; essa assinatura permite detectar se os arquivos do pacote foram alterados depois de assinados. Assegurar que não tenham inserido spyware ou malware o Firefox não consegue garantir.
