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"Sponsored shortcuts" comes enabled by default, at least on Windows builds made by Mozilla. If you are using Linux I suppose your distro turns it off by default
by vasvae3 3y ago
"Sponsored shortcuts" comes enabled by default, at least on Windows builds made by Mozilla. If you are using Linux I suppose your distro turns it off by default?
btw in my case it adds two ads: Nike and Amazon. They come with tracking parameters that are unique to me (if I create a new browser profile, they change)
- squarefoot 3y agoDisabling them is one click away, however.
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y agoI'm going to be pedantic and point out that it's two clicks if we count the one to pull up the settings pane in the first place