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Google Has Removed Manifest V2 Extensions From the Chrome Web Store, Including uBlock Origin
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Google Has Removed Manifest V2 Extensions From the Chrome Web Store, Including uBlock Origin
webiterate.dev/google-removed-extensions-ublock-origin-108/Replying to @inari@piefed.zip
Edge will soon follow. They announced it. Polly will switch to helium or brave
Replying to @UnLocoPoco@lemmy.world
Brave is kinda shady with their whole cryptocurrency thing, Helium seems fine but it’s still based on Chromium. I’ve been recommending people check out Librewolf
Replying to @kestrel7_7@lemmy.world
Simple Firefox is perfectly fine.
Ungoogled Chromium is my standby for the instances when a Blink browser is needed, though it’s not entirely simple to set up.
Replying to @hamsterkill@lemmy.sdf.org
Yeah that’s why I’m debating brave. Firefox is good to especially after the huge engine overhaul a few years ago.
Replying to @hamsterkill@lemmy.sdf.org
Librewolf doesn’t do anything that Firefox can’t do with extensions + tweaking settings, but it’s nice to not have to install all the extensions
Replying to @kestrel7_7@lemmy.world
Yeah, I’ve been on brave for a few years but switched to Firefox because it’s a different base. I don’t think it’s necessary better, but if that’s the way the wind is blowing on chromium browsers the it’s the best option.
Replying to @UnLocoPoco@lemmy.world
Or better yet LibreWolf
Replying to @SquareScarletCougar@lemmy.world
Or better yet LibreWolf
I cannot count how many things I had to change in settings to get the browser to just work right, I mean I appreciate them locking everything down to the nth degree but… damn. Finally switched to waterfox, the out of the box experience is a lot friendlier.
Replying to @KneeTitts@lemmy.world
I tried LibreWolf for a little while, but too many sites just wouldn’t load at all with it, so I went back to Firefox.
Replying to @Almacca@aussie.zone
Maybe give waterfox a look-see too
Replying to @KneeTitts@lemmy.world
I get the frustration. It could have a tutorial / wizard to make it easier to set and understand.
If some parts are not loading, check the top left of the address bar for some icons, by default LibreWolf blocks canvas and anything that can identify you, and you have to press on them to allow them to render the elements.
Security unfortunately implies more inconvenience, which is what companies like Google love, but if it was a lot friendlier it would probably be less safe.
Replying to @UnLocoPoco@lemmy.world
Zen-Browser
Replying to @Gino_Pilotino667@lemmy.world
I’m using Zen now. it took me a while while to get the hang of the UI. But once I did I found it to be very nice to have those spaces that I can organize for different tasks.
Replying to @Bluewing@lemmy.world
I’ve used Zen for about 9 months, possibly more, and have had a largely positive experience.
It has crashed a few times recently for no obvious reason but not enough to bother me. There’s probably new release version again even though I updated my Linux instance a couple of weeks ago.
Replying to @UnLocoPoco@lemmy.world
People need to stop using brave
Replying to @SkaveRat@discuss.tchncs.de
People are not looking this deep into switching browsers lol.
Replying to @thermal_shock@lemmy.world
They should tho
Replying to @UnLocoPoco@lemmy.world
First time hearing of Helium, thanks for mentioning. Sounds interesting, will be keeping an eye on it.