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Are there any comparisons of where content blockers fail and ublock origin is better for a casual user?
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong but last time I checked I couldn't find any content blocker for MacOS Safari that would block pre-roll Youtube ads whereas uBlock Origin in Chrome, Firefox, etc. does not have this problem.
Funny how the test button does not work on Safari 15.3, if it's not backward compatible, it might not be worth implementing. But kudos on the gradiant and CSS improvements.
is easy to polyfill well: https://github.com/GoogleChrome/dialog-polyfill
I was really hoping this announcement would include support for push notifications for PWAs. I've been trying to build a few Discourse forums and they work very well as PWAs except for the fact that iOS doesn't support PWAs sending push notifications.
So here's to hoping the next iteration will.
Until Apple fixes the mess they made with ad-blocking and allows full-fat ublock origin to work on Safari again, it could be 100x better than any other browser and it would still be worthless compared to Firefox. Shame, because I really do like Safari.
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Are there any comparisons of where content blockers fail and ublock origin is better for a casual user?
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong but last time I checked I couldn't find any content blocker for MacOS Safari that would block pre-roll Youtube ads whereas uBlock Origin in Chrome, Firefox, etc. does not have this problem.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/di...
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Are there any comparisons of where content blockers fail and ublock origin is better for a casual user?
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong but last time I checked I couldn't find any content blocker for MacOS Safari that would block pre-roll Youtube ads whereas uBlock Origin in Chrome, Firefox, etc. does not have this problem.
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Somebody correct me if I'm wrong but last time I checked I couldn't find any content blocker for MacOS Safari that would block pre-roll Youtube ads whereas uBlock Origin in Chrome, Firefox, etc. does not have this problem.
Wipr blocks them for me
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Right, for $2 and no access to the source code.
Ah, so you mean you want a free solution, because why should the devs of an extension that you obviously value earn anything from their work?