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The web without ublock origin is a hellscape. Whenever I try another browser, I immediately go back to firefox. Do these people even know their users? For exa
by Iolaum 10mo ago
The web without ublock origin is a hellscape. Whenever I try another browser, I immediately go back to firefox.
Do these people even know their users?
For example:
Fedora Silverblue default Firefox install had an issue with some Youtube videos due to codecs. So I tried watching youtube on Chromium. Ads were so annoying I stopped watching by the second time I tried to watch a video. Stopped watching youtube until I uninstalled default firefox install and added Firefox from flathub. If the option to use a good adblocker gets taken away I 'll most likely dramatically reduce my web browsing.
P.S. Maybe someone ports Vanadium to desktop Linux? If firefox goes away that 'd be my best case desktop browser. Using it on my mobile ;)
- nephihaha 10mo agoI prefer Brave but already have suspicions about that too.
- KurSix 10mo agoThat's not a niche power-user concern anymore, it's basic UX and safety
- nbf_1995 10mo ago> Maybe someone ports Vanadium to desktop linux https://github.com/secureblue/Trivalent https://github.com/secureblue/Trivalent
- b112 10mo agoIt's amusing how much ads hurt, once you're weaned off of them. Even with traditional TV, growing up, I didn't really mind ads. Then I setup MythTV years ago, and had commercial skip... and of course just downloaded things without commercials too. When I'd visit my parents back then, any commercial felt like intense agony. So this isn't just about the web, it's really about useless annoying juke being fed to you, when you're used to not having it. The closest I can compare it to, is once I rented an airb&b which was under a freeway, beside a bridge, and adjacent to another freeway. Yet after a while I just sort of got used to most of the noise. I wonder if the CEO of Mozilla doesn't use adblock, and just doesn't, literally, understand.