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I looked for an ad-blocker badged "Compatible with Firefox 57+" and noticed ABP and uBlock Origin didn't have this badge. I was hoping FF would get something l
by clumsysmurf 9y ago
I looked for an ad-blocker badged "Compatible with Firefox 57+" and noticed ABP and uBlock Origin didn't have this badge.
I was hoping FF would get something like Safari's Content-Blocking Rules. For such a common use case its an area ripe for optimization.
- pix64 9y agoThere is a webextension version of ublock origin. I'm not entirely sure ff 54 supports all the needed APIs. uBlock0.webext.xpi @ https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/releases/tag/1.12.4 https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/releases/tag/1.12.4 Edit: I've disabled the addon signing requirement and all seems to be working. Hopefully it gets on the AMO soon.
- bwat48 9y agoublock will work fine with e10s. It's not a webextension yet, but it is e10s compatible already
- hendersoon 9y agoFirefox 57 will no longer support XUL extensions at all. It's due to be released in November 2017.
- bwat48 9y agoublock is actively maintained, and afaik they have been working on a webextensions version, so I assume they'll be ready by then if not soon after. In the meantime ublock works fine and is e10s compatible.