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It seems as if they will track it ( https://brave.com/blog/brave-shields-manifest-v3/ ), with an exception for a selected few extensions (AdGuard AdBlocker, NoScript, uBlock Origin, and uMatrix).
The few exceptions being the ones we want. So.. a good outcome.
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#53Why are people on HN still using Chrome? (or Edge, or Opera…)
1. Firefox's ctrl-f search doesn't highlight all instances of a found item on the right hand side. It sounds petty, but its a gigantic timesaver for looking through research documents
2. Firefox's tab crash recovery isn't as solid. I use chrome with fully persistent tabs, and its a gigantic pain if I can't re-open them
If I could find a way to fix these I'd swap in a heartbeat
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#54Why are people on HN still using Chrome? (or Edge, or Opera…)
I'm a Firefox user for about 20yrs (since Firefox 3); but too often I have to use Chrome, as so many sites only work properly on it; Firefox is really buggy or laggy on those websites; For a time, all those AI chat web pages were just very slow on Firefox even with very little context, whereas Chrome only gets laggy when there is a lot of context.
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#55Just remember that Google is essentially an advertising company and that they were always going to squeeze this opening closed as soon as they could get away with it. I do fear for a future were even Firefox ends up caving in. Ladybird browser might be our only hope until something legal comes along to block functionality.
It would be a shame to lose the Mozilla foundation/Firefox but it wouldn’t be the end of the browser.
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#56Look, we're having a good time on Firefox since November 9, 2004. Come join us!
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#57Why are people on HN still using Chrome? (or Edge, or Opera…)
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#58Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm betting there are a lot of people here using Chrome as their "daily driver".
To people who like Chrome, or some of its features (I love their bookmarks), I say: try Helium. Or Iridium. Or even Brave.
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#59uBlock Origin lite exists. And in couple years usage I see no difference from non lite version.