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May I introduce you to NoScript + uBlock Origin? I had to deactivate them to see what you're talking about. With them active no banner and the article was 100%

• lupire 4y ago
  Can you introduce NoScript to Firefox on Android?
  • cmeacham98 4y ago
    https://www.ghacks.net/2020/10/01/you-can-now-install-any-add-on-in-firefox-nightly-for-android-but-it-is-complicated/ https://www.ghacks.net/2020/10/01/you-can-now-install-any-ad...
    • einpoklum 4y ago
      Well, ok, but remember that for the past few years it's only the crippled WebExtensions.
    • Vladimof 4y ago
      On Mobile, I stayed on Fennec for at least a year to avoid Fenix... Collections are a bit of a pain to setup... but either way, if most extensions still work, why do they disable them by default? We went from thousands of extensions to about 10 with that Fenix "upgrade"
  • mook 4y ago
    Isn't it already there? At least, there appears to bea thing labeled NoScript in the add-on manager download list. Says it's last updated in April. (That's Firefox Android release version, not a nightly.)
• RadixDLT 4y ago
  May I introduce you to brave browser, https://brave.com/ https://brave.com/
  • unnouinceput 4y ago
    Yeah, no thanks. They are shady AF. They say nice stuff on the front about privacy and whatnot while in the back they are as bad as FB. Plus they act like a VPN so if I wanted that I would pay a normal VPN, but I avoid all of them because they are shady too. Open source and cripple the cross-scripts as much as possible without breaking usability is my mantra, hence NoScript + uBlock Origin