My only gripe is they still aren't blocking ALL ads, but regardless it's a way better user experience now than it ever was.
Firefox 67 feels like a whole new beast compared to their older versions.
If you haven't tried FF for a while I recommend doing so and I suggest trying it across multiple devices. The tab management, syncing, pinning and sending etc. across multiple devices is awesome.
I also recommend Privacy Badger. It’s a neat extension that automatically detects trackers by auto-learning. This means that Privacy Badger will catch trackers that aren’t caught by static lists, like what Firefox and uBlock Origin are doing.
Btw, both these extensions I mentioned are now deprecated in Chrome due to Manifest V3 and something tells me they’ll always be at home in Firefox ;-)
i trust ublock origin because gorhill is very public, passionate, and transparent. i trust privacy badger because it's backed by the EFF's reputation. those are two very high bars to set and they are literally the only two extensions i trust enough to install on my machine.
They survived for years without a permissions system in place. I'm glad that's now in place though.
I always felt uncomfortable letting random extensions active in Private Mode.
I'll keep using Safari, which also gives me that wonderful cross-device syncing.
When you parrot this around, you stop Mozilla from feeling the pressure necessary to build a compelling product on Mac.
I depend on and use Firefox enough that I'd happily pay monthly for it.