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If you don’t trust the OG ublock what makes you think you can trust the Lite ublock?
by vachina 3y ago
If you don’t trust the OG ublock what makes you think you can trust the Lite ublock?
- Barrin92 3y agothe fact that it cannot do a lot of untrustworthy things under the new v3 policy, like remote execute code, that is literally the point.
- postalrat 3y agoThe point is to neuter extensions to the point where they can't effectively block ads.
- pritambaral 3y agoCan uBOL be autoupdated to a v2 extension? That would negate this point.
- tech234a 3y agoIt would only partially negate the point. Any new permissions would trigger a prompt for the user to accept the additional permissions before installing the update. Also there is some aspect of human review for updates to extensions on the Mozilla Addons site.
- pgeorgi 3y agoAt that point it would request the global "read and modify all sites" permission, which makes it kinda obvious.