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Your first point applies to any browser which has a large enough user base and allows for extensions. AFAIK, Firefox has the same issue you described and Edge h
by roesel 9y ago
Your first point applies to any browser which has a large enough user base and allows for extensions. AFAIK, Firefox has the same issue you described and Edge has zero to no addons, functionality and options compared to either of the two.
The second depends on the grandma I guess. The ones I know use AdBlock of some sort and like their pages to work :).
- eridius 9y ago> Your first point applies to any browser which has a large enough user base and allows for extensions. It doesn't apply to Safari. Apple actually polices the Safari Extensions Gallery.