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Google ramps up its campaign against ad blockers on Chrome.
Rad und Tat ( @radundtat@berlin.social ) 6•7 months ago@Fitik One more reason to use Firefox or other browsers
BeAware :fediverse: ( @BeAware@social.beaware.live ) 6•7 months ago@Fitik yep, there’s literally no excuse to be on a chromium based browser now.
You want your information to be sold? Use chrome.
You want to use the internet? Use literally anything else.
Tengohipo ( @Tengohipo@metalhead.club ) 1•7 months agoWelcome, I switched to firefox on my PC a few months ago, and regret nothing
Matthew Loxton ( @mloxton@med-mastodon.com ) 1•7 months ago Talaraine ( @Talaraine@fedia.io ) 2•7 months agoI only use Chrome on my work computers for this reason. That being said, google steals the wrong information and it’s from a company, I know they’ve got deeper pockets than me to make them rue the day.
BeAware :fediverse: ( @BeAware@social.beaware.live ) 2•7 months ago
Jo Miran ( @JoMiran@lemmy.ml ) English4•7 months ago Page Asgardius ( @asgardius@social.asgardius.company ) 1•7 months ago@Fitik I find a new reason to use firefox instead google chrome
gila ( @gila@lemm.ee ) English1•7 months agoAnyone here understand what is the material difference between uBO and uBO Lite? I don’t understand what is meant by
It’s worth noting that while the new app ships with similar features to the original version, including core ad-blocking features, it doesn’t support dynamic filters for blocking scriptlet injection.
Or if there are any other differences not mentioned.
some_guy ( @some_guy@lemmy.sdf.org ) 1•7 months agoWe can only hope this means Chrome loses some market share. Also, interesting time to do this, what with the recent monopoly ruling. This is sure to draw more attention from regulators and lawmakers.