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No, and it shouldn't. Firefox is a general purpose browser, so it should display web pages as the author intends. Security/anti-malware is expected, but changes
by spauldo 2y ago
No, and it shouldn't. Firefox is a general purpose browser, so it should display web pages as the author intends. Security/anti-malware is expected, but changes in content are outside its scope. That's what extensions are for.
If you're installing Brave or Opera, you're not interested in a general purpose browser. Adblock is part of their advertised feature set.
- octopoc 2y agoTechnically, software for browsing the internet without Adblock is not general purpose. I would consider it to be shopping software. My point is, this is a No True Scotsman fallacy.