Google Chrome's uBlock Origin phaseout has begun
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Google Chrome's uBlock Origin phaseout has begun
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Re: Google Chrome's uBlock Origin phaseout has begun
#2I've noticed that Chrome logs me out of the Google account a lot due to an error. It is really annoying. Could it be because I have uBlock installed?
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#3I've noticed that Chrome logs me out of the Google account a lot due to an error. It is really annoying. Could it be because I have uBlock installed?
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#4Irony is that this article is hosted on a page overrun by ads
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#5Time to phaseout google chrome
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#6Firefox is looking more appealing now.
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#7Firefox is looking more appealing now.
It was always the correct option, it's a shame it's taken people like yourself so long to get the memo.
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#9Firefox is looking more appealing now.
I've been using Firefox mainly, for A few years, since Google started earnestly talking about removing support for manifest V3.
I only use Chrome for compatibility reasons. Than I switch back over to Firefox.
Challenges are separating myself from the synchronized data universe that is the Google ecosystem. Passwords etc.
Definitely possible. Definitely worthwhile to retain control over my time.
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#10Firefox is looking more appealing now.
Firefox is a attempt to placate the original citizens of the web whos tools subvert the add surveillance industry .Google is clever enough to know how full blown antagonism to developers ends up. Oh and monopoly laws.