Google is weakening ad blockers as part of their MV3 extension standard and this will trickle down into all Chromium browsers. Built in ad blockers lack features compared to uBlock Origin as well.

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    LMAO welcome to Firefox, the objectively better Browser. Might also use a custom search engine or DDG while at it.

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      Why the LMAO?

      Firefox was and still is recently vulnerable to a massive zero day:

      https://www.darkreading.com/cyberattacks-data-breaches/critical-mozilla-firefox-zero-day-code-execution

      Mozilla is now using users for their new AI focus.

      We need to support continuous competition in the browser market through enhanced support and integration of W3C standards. And at the most important, decoupling corporations from the browsers. At the moment, it seems Google is being actively defensive (see manifest v3) against that while Firefox (Mozilla corporate) is just sort of moot on the issue, more concerned with AI.

      As soon as you think it’s “us vs them” and your browser is also owned by a for profit company, we’ve lost

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            1 year ago

            To reduce reliance on Google… With the goal to change how advertising works, less annoying, less asshole ads would benefit everyone.

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                Its not doing that, you can use a fork if you want, or, and that would be the important part, put a condom over your internet cable before it enters the router, safety first.

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                    The data doesn’t go to the advertiser - it’s anonymized, encrypted, and sent to an aggregation service. The data isn’t about you personally.

                    This is a much better solution than what’s used for advertising today.