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On that point I would agree - I never used that. But Google also lied why it wanted to destroy ublock origin. It was clear to everyone that they did it because
by shevy-java 6mo ago
On that point I would agree - I never used that. But Google also
lied why it wanted to destroy ublock origin. It was clear to
everyone that they did it because people can break away from
ads infiltrating their computers. I can't use the modern www
anymore without general content blocker; ublock lite is good
but nowhere as useful as ublock origin was. I notice this when
I compare e. g. firefox with default chrome. So many websites
have a totally broken UI. With ublock origin not only can I
get rid of popups or ads but also horrible UI choices. I use
that on so many websites to simplify them.
- drnick1 6mo agoUse IronFox or Fennec, preferably on GrapheneOS. You won't have freedom on Google or Apple controlled devices. I have not seen an ad in years.
- raw_anon_1111 6mo agoWell Apple has had ad blocking extensions for over a decade and full extension support for a few years
- drnick1 6mo agoUnfortunately, this won't protect you from Apple itself.
- raw_anon_1111 6mo agoWhy do I need protection from Apple if my goal is not to deal with ads? Unless you are making the (very valid) point that you still have to deal with ads in the App Store and soon Apple Maps.