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Won’t Brave follow Google’s lead on this? Gecko, WebKit and—hopefully—Ladybird are the true alternatives. I used to think this was too extreme. But the ad vend
by JumpCrisscross 5mo ago
Won’t Brave follow Google’s lead on this?
Gecko, WebKit and—hopefully—Ladybird are the true alternatives. I used to think this was too extreme. But the ad vendor dragging ad blockers out of the engine flipped my view.
- dotcoma 5mo agoBrave, like Vivaldi, I think, have developed their own ad blocker. No idea if they will fight to keep UBlock Origin accessible or not. I think and certainly hope that Helium will fight the good fight.
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- pseudalopex 5mo ago> Won’t Brave follow Google’s lead on this? They said they could offer limited MV2 support even after it’s fully removed from the upstream Chromium codebase.[1] [1] https://brave.com/blog/brave-shields-manifest-v3/ https://brave.com/blog/brave-shields-manifest-v3/
- riffraff 5mo agoBrave has its own ad blocker engine built-in rather than as an extension, and it can reuse uBlock's lists https://github.com/brave/adblock-rust https://github.com/brave/adblock-rust I use brave on my phone and I can't really tell the difference from desktop browser+UO, so I guess it works well enough.