>Switching to Firefox makes you immune to annoying changes like this.
cough Proton cough
That being said, most of the extensions I use have survived the last two years of Firefox development.
cough Proton cough
That being said, most of the extensions I use have survived the last two years of Firefox development.
I'd take Proton any day over a neutered ad blocker
I mean, sure it's great that ad blockers still work, but let's not pretend that Firefox is some kind of bastion of pro-user sentiment.
It's like one setting in about:config
> Switching to Firefox means accepting ads built-in to the browser, something that (AFAIK) Google has never done
Google might not build ads into the browser, but if you use it as they intend and log into the account all of your activity gets tied to your account. I would rather have pocket then not be able to sign into a google account without google signing it in across the browser
> I mean, sure it's great that ad blockers still work, but let's not pretend that Firefox is some kind of bastion of pro-user sentiment.
Yeah mozilla has a shitty track record I'll admit and firefox is a lower quality product, but at the end of the day it's still the lesser of two evils
Oh really, which one?
> at the end of the day it's still the lesser of two evils
Never said it wasn't.