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Brave Browser has "Shield" mechanism where you can block ads/trackers and JS. It's built-in feature, you can set it up to be enabled by default or per-domain.

• majewsky 9y ago
  Switching browsers just because some extension does not work for a few days after an upgrade seems like blowing it waaaay out of proportion.
  • digi_owl 9y ago
    People stuck with Firefox because of the old, potent, extension framework. Now they have no reason to stick with Firefox because the extension framework is just another Chrome clone, so why not switch to an actual Chrome clone?
    • majewsky 9y ago
      Because I trust Mozilla more than both Google and $random_developer.
      • akerro 9y ago
        Brave Browser is a product from Brendan Eich, ex-CEO of Mozilla and creator of JS.
  • babuskov 9y ago
    > does not work for a few days after an upgrade "A few days" is an understatement. Extension developers have known for months that these changes would break. If they hadn't created compatible versions by now, they certainly won't be able to do some in just a couple of days.