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Given that Brave is chrome-based, and Brave won't stand for ad-blockers being disabled, I wonder what they're planning. I do find uBlock Origin to be better th
by hereme888 2y ago
Given that Brave is chrome-based, and Brave won't stand for ad-blockers being disabled, I wonder what they're planning.
I do find uBlock Origin to be better than Brave's built-in blocker.
- pixxel 2y agoIs it not in their own interest to be the only ad blocker?
- anderber 2y agoI'm not sure why it would be in their own interest to be the only ad blocker. What do they gain by not allowing other ad blockers?
- Rayyanlefta 2y agoIt elevates them into the "main protagonist", and I'm not necessarily against that, I just don't want ads shoved down my throat.
- aembleton 2y agoI expect they'll adopt Manifest v3, and it'll mean the end of UBo, but they'll still have their own built in adblocker working. They'll just need to maintain that and where it fits in with the Chrome codebase.
- bigtex 2y agoOn Twitter they claimed they are still supporting v2. https://x.com/brave/status/1822690721020723700 https://x.com/brave/status/1822690721020723700