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If I had a browser that had the content-filtering power of uBlock Origin (uncrippled) built-in but, to avoid conflict of interest, relied solely on the communit
by kgwxd 7y ago
If I had a browser that had the content-filtering power of uBlock Origin (uncrippled) built-in but, to avoid conflict of interest, relied solely on the community to build filters, I wouldn't even need extension support.
- ummonk 7y agoI haven’t used it, but my understanding was that is exactly what Brave does?
- pythux 7y agoThat’s the goal, but they’re not there yet. Quite a few things are missing to match uBlock Origin (Or other popular adblockers).
- loeg 7y agoI like having 1password. And the ability to impersonate other User-Agent strings for broken webpages. Tampermonkey doesn't hurt. And camelcamelcamel... and Stravistix... Yeah, I kind of like the ability to install extensions for use cases the developer doesn't and can't think of themselves.