🚨🚨 BREAKING: Google Chrome to kill uBlock Origin for good 🚨🚨

[verain@c.im]

@Tutanota Firefox. Not the best, not the worst. I've been meaning to change for a couple years, but never quite found the motivation. Moving all my settings over and such...

[kjhank@social.vivaldi.net]

@MediaActivist You can easily add ublock lists to the built-in blocker, that's how I do it. @Tutanota @Vivaldi

[t3rcermillenium@mastodon.social]

@alexadeswift @Tutanota Vivaldi? Since it’s based on Chromium, it’ll also end up capitulating as the code lands upstream.

[trex@bonn.social]

@Tutanota

@librewolf
@Vivaldi

unter Android
StartPageApp als Standardbrowser

[oatrapado@mastodon.social]

@Tutanota do not want to use evil browser

[sjslocombe@mathstodon.xyz]

@Tutanota

@zenbrowser

[tcmuffin@toot.wales]

@Tutanota

#LibreWolf…

LibreWolf Browser

A custom version of Firefox, focused on privacy, security and freedom.

(librewolf.net)

[gina@fosstodon.org]

@Tutanota I like Brave, esp useful for blocking Youtube ads.

[loewe@metalhead.club]

@Tutanota if ads are your major concern, Brave browser is the only one where the built in adblock really works for me

[elduvelle@neuromatch.social]

@t3rcermillenium
google chrome is not the same as Chromium though?
@Vivaldi does that affect you all?

@alexadeswift @Tutanota

[pairinghearts@mastodon.social]

@Tutanota DDG

[melroy@mastodon.melroy.org]

@Tutanota floorp

[capnthommo@c.im]

@Tutanota my two pennyworth, I use Duck duck go no ai.

[miked@social.tchncs.de]

@Tutanota Firefox

[crisper@techhub.social]

@Tutanota librewolf

[robtherunt@cupoftea.social]

@Tutanota
DuckDuckGo and LibreWolf

[thibaultmol@en.osm.town]

@Tutanota Zen, I want to actively avoid using chromium dominance when possible and zen's (work)spaces features is perfect for my hectic multi faceted life

[t3rcermillenium@mastodon.social]

@elduvelle @Vivaldi @alexadeswift @Tutanota Chromium is the (Google controlled) open source project that Chrome is based on. As is Edge, Opera, etc.

Google adds proprietary code to Chromium and releases it as Chrome.

Vivaldi takes Chromium Stable, adds its own features, and releases it as Vivaldi.

It’s only a matter of time until Vivaldi loses support for Manifest V2 (unless Vivaldi commit to maintaining support themselves, but I haven’t heard anything about that)

[castrillo@mastodon.online]

@Tutanota woo, I'm pretty happy being out of this company - and pretty sad cos I remembered those times when I migrated my main inbox mail from outlook to gmail (thinking on fresh alternatives and open market, bla bla) psss what a waste - +2 years using --> https://librewolf.net/ have a look on it guys

[vero@pmth.us]

@Tutanota@mastodon.social firefox