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I'm here to recommend brave because it's not mentioned nearly enough yet. https://brave.com/ https://brave.com/ fuck you Google!

• shbooms 4y ago
  isn't Brave chromium-based? Have they stated yet if/when they will take MV3 into/remove MV2 from their codebase?
  • chidg 4y ago
    Yes it is, and extensions for Brave are installed through the Chrome Web Store, as are extensions for other chromium based browsers like Edge. There's no escaping the manifest v3 event horizon for extension developers.
  • gnicholas 4y ago
    Other commenters mentioned that they will continue to support MV2 and are even planning to stand up their own extension store that offers MV2 extensions after Google stops allowing them in their store.
• hypertele-Xii 4y ago
  So what's all this then? https://brave.com/brave-ads/ https://brave.com/brave-ads/ > Sponsored Images: Striking, high-definition images that are featured in the Brave new tab image rotation. Advertisers have the opportunity to feature their brand prominently in this coveted space in front of millions of consumers. "Fuck Google, have Brave shove ads in your face instead!"
  • TedDoesntTalk 4y ago
    I’ve been using brave for years and never seen an ad on new tabs. New tabs typically have an image of mountains or some scenery, with a summary of the number of ads blocked and bandwidth saved because of those blocks.
    • fsflover 4y ago
      In the beginning, Google also had very few ads...
• ajvs 4y ago
  It's not recommended because it contributes to Google's Chromium browser engine hegemony. Use Firefox for a real alternative.