- cross-posted to:
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- memesy
- cross-posted to:
- wolnyinternet
- memesy
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I don’t understand why people use Chome? Just use any other Chromium based open source browser or Firefox
Probably because most don’t know what Chromium is, or what open-source means or why certain websites don’t work (or work as well as in Chrome). Sad but true.
most of the population isn’t tech-savvy enough to know about different browser types, or care about which one they’re using. The reason chrome is so dominant is because it comes pre-installed on many devices, and so people just don’t bother to change it.
if I recall correctly many adblockers (including uBlock origin) stopped working a while ago on chrome when chrome implemented manifest v3.0 for extensions
Hasn’t happened quite yet. uBlock Origin on Chrome is much less robust than on Firefox, that’s for sure. Manifest 3 is finishing it’s rollout this month and we’re looking at not being able to functionally use adblockers in Chrome very soon.
Ah okay, thanks for the info. I don’t use chrome myself and haven’t been reading up on the whole ordeal recently so my information was a bit outdated lol
I didn’t realize people were still using Chrome. I thought most jumped ship a few years ago.
Not trying to be rude, but really? You thought that “most people jumped ship” on a browser that still has over 70% of the desktop browser marketshare in 2023?
Hell on mobile browsers it is just over 60% marketshare. The people that “jumped ship” on that one all own iPhones.
This is just a silly statement.
I used Firefox for years, then switched to Chrome for a bit. It ate up 60% of my RAM for no fucking reason, so I switched back to Firefox a few years ago. Fuck Chrome
Always have been 👨🚀🔫
Friendship ended with Youtube (partially)
Now Piped is my new best Friend.
Anyone have any good extensions for hiding ad blockers from sites? Can ublock origin do it natively?
If those popups appear you can usually manually remove them using ublock origin
Yep, using the Element Zapper. The little lightning bolt icon.
I’ve used only ublock for a while and haven’t had any issues with sites detecting adblock. Heck, even with the recent youtube debacle I still block ads on yt and haven’t noticed any of the things people are complaining about. Though, I have youtube enhancer as well which also blocks ads.
I switched back to Firefox just yesterday.
Use librewolf, much better.
What’s different between Firefox and librewolf ?
librewolf is hardened firefox out of the box. If you want to harden firefox yourself or use user.js from arkenfox you can achieve the same end result.
librewolf is hardened firefox out of the box. If you want to harden firefox yourself or use user.js from arkenfox you can achieve the same end result.
I have been really digging Brave lately.
I switched to it a little more than a year ago now and can’t imagine going back.
It’s just chrome with cryptobro twist
Not just a twist. It tries to shove crypto in your face and monetize your browsing time constantly. There are far better alternatives like Vivaldi and Firefox that don’t do that nonsense at all.
For what’s it’s worth, finding an alternate revenue source would be good for keeping the web good.
Hosting is not free and how many sites can you donate to, realistically?
Be friends with Vivaldi!!
Been there, done that, found more holes in vivaldi than the chrome itself, switched up to LibreWolf (a hardened fork of firefox.)
Nice to see LibreWolf getting some attention. Great fork
Vivaldi still uses Chromium as a base, so you’re still supporting Google and Chrome. Literally only Firefox and its forks use a different rendering engine (used to be Gecko, I think it’s Quantum now). If you are using a browser with Blink as a rendering engine, you’re using Google code, and Google will still be in control of your browser.
It’s still Gecko, Quantum is the frontend.
Thank you for the clarification!
doesn’t safari also hav it’s own engine?
It does, but Safari is not cross-platform only macOS and iOS. Firefox is on Windows, Linux (x86 and ARM variants), macOS, Android, and iOS.
