The End of uBlock Origin for Google Chrome?
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Re: The End of uBlock Origin for Google Chrome?
#2Question: would you continue using chrome if you had to do it without ublock?
Right now the only thing that requires you to have a copy of chrome around is, funny enough, Microsoft Teams.
Re: The End of uBlock Origin for Google Chrome?
#3Question: would you continue using chrome if you had to do it without ublock? Right now the only thing that requires you to have a copy of chrome around is, funny enough, Microsoft Teams.
I would switch from chrome. For sure.
The internet intrudes too much on my user experience with tracking, ads, etc. I just want to see the content I WANT to browse for. I want to read this article, which could be 30% of the pixel length with ads removed. Etc.
Re: The End of uBlock Origin for Google Chrome?
#4Question: would you continue using chrome if you had to do it without ublock? Right now the only thing that requires you to have a copy of chrome around is, funny enough, Microsoft Teams.
I gave a new try to Firefox a few months ago and now running it for my personal stuff. I stick to chrome for work, but I much prefer ff because of containers, privacy settings and their independence from the advertisement business.
I truly hate the experience of buying online and found related ads during an whole week about past searches or purchases!
Re: The End of uBlock Origin for Google Chrome?
#5Question: would you continue using chrome if you had to do it without ublock? Right now the only thing that requires you to have a copy of chrome around is, funny enough, Microsoft Teams.
I switched from chrome several months ago, for firefox, I just got tired of the way google was doing business.
I'm curious, why you need chrome for teams, I use it on the web in firefox daily, I know teams desktop is an electron app but I believe itself contained and doesn't require a separate copy of chrome to be installed, no?
Re: The End of uBlock Origin for Google Chrome?
#6Question: would you continue using chrome if you had to do it without ublock? Right now the only thing that requires you to have a copy of chrome around is, funny enough, Microsoft Teams.
I switched from chrome several months ago, for firefox, I just got tired of the way google was doing business. I'm curious, why you need chrome for teams, I use it on the web in firefox daily, I know teams desktop is an electron app but I believe itself contained and doesn't require a separate copy of chrome to be installed, no?
I'm not using the electron app. I want to use it directly in the browser, which does not work on Firefox (at least on Linux)