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I mean one look at the website kind of tells you why. The extension could be a lot less intrusive as well - just compare it to uBlock Origin for example. There
by thatswrong0 7y ago
I mean one look at the website kind of tells you why.
The extension could be a lot less intrusive as well - just compare it to uBlock Origin for example. There doesn't need to be an onboarding message. I don't need to see "F.B. Purity hid:" prominently in the middle of my feed - just put that at the bottom right of the screen in gray text or in the extension. Etc.
I'm probably going to uninstall it because it makes FB even uglier.
- jameshilliard 7y agoGive this a try. Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ad-blocker-for-facebook/kinpgphmiekapnpbmobneleaiemkefag https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ad-blocker-for-fac... Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/fb_ad_block/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/fb_ad_block/
- King-Aaron 7y ago> I mean one look at the website kind of tells you why. Yep, that's horrific. I'd immediately back out of that if I landed on the page.
- wtmt 7y agoYou could check out Social Fixer. [1] It's been around for several years, is free and offers many features. The creator/maintainer of Social Fixer was also interviewed in Ars Technica. [1]: https://socialfixer.com/index.html https://socialfixer.com/index.html
- aembleton 7y agoUnfortunately it's not supported on mobile Firefox.
- JakeAl 7y agoIt doesn't do that for me. Must be your settings.
- thatswrong0 7y agoLiterally just installed it and used the defaults. "Must be your settings" means the default settings suck.