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On Mac: defaults write com.google.Chrome ExtensionManifestV2Availability -integer 2 You can keep V2 until June2025
When there's no good reason to believe the other party will actually change their ultimate goals, it's better to cut your losses and switch sooner.
Hopefully this means people return to FireFox, which I'm surprised many developers abandoned.
On Mac: defaults write com.google.Chrome ExtensionManifestV2Availability -integer 2 You can keep V2 until June2025
Also seems like we can maybe expect a ublock browser in the future.
On Mac: defaults write com.google.Chrome ExtensionManifestV2Availability -integer 2 You can keep V2 until June2025
While that's useful, it also seems a bit like "For the next month, relatives will be visiting so my spouse won't be able to beat me." When there's no good reason to believe the other party will actually change their ultimate goals, it's better to cut your losses and switch sooner.
Hopefully this means people return to FireFox, which I'm surprised many developers abandoned.
I certainly will switch to Firefox (which I already use on my phone) if ad blocking stops working in Chrome. I'm really only on Chrome out of inertia - the developer tools in Firefox is just different enough that I haven't put in enough time to learn my way around it.
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Firefox is made by a for profit company.
The Mozilla Foundation is a non-profit organization.
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/governance/organizations...
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While that's useful, it also seems a bit like "For the next month, relatives will be visiting so my spouse won't be able to beat me." When there's no good reason to believe the other party will actually change their ultimate goals, it's better to cut your losses and switch sooner.
It gives you a year of runway to move to another browser
This is Google being evil, and proving that they cannot be trusted with the browser.
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The Mozilla Foundation is a non-profit organization.
The vast majority of people working on Firefox are employees of the Mozilla Corporation which is a for profit subsidiary of the Foundation. https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/governance/organizations...