Facebook Container for Firefox

#1

Post by sushicalculus » Wed, Oct 21, 2020, 4:35 PM UTC

Facebook Container for Firefox
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Re: Facebook Container for Firefox

#2

Post by cooljacob204 » Wed, Oct 21, 2020, 4:44 PM UTC

I'm finding more and more that it might finally be time to switch back to Firefox.

Is Google still planning to destroy adblock with Manifest V3?

Re: Facebook Container for Firefox

#3

Post by lillecarl » Wed, Oct 21, 2020, 4:52 PM UTC

cooljacob204 wrote: post #2

I'm finding more and more that it might finally be time to switch back to Firefox. Is Google still planning to destroy adblock with Manifest V3?

I'm finding more and more that i want to move to a Chrome fork (Brave) but TreeStyleTabs (Sidebery) keeps me with FF.

Re: Facebook Container for Firefox

#4

Post by StavrosK » Wed, Oct 21, 2020, 4:52 PM UTC

I'm loving Firefox Containers for various use cases, but is running Google/Facebook in them worth the extra hassle if you use uBO/Privacy Badger? It blocks all that stuff anyway.

Re: Facebook Container for Firefox

#5

Post by mmohtasim » Wed, Oct 21, 2020, 4:52 PM UTC

cooljacob204 wrote: post #2

I'm finding more and more that it might finally be time to switch back to Firefox. Is Google still planning to destroy adblock with Manifest V3?

Encrypted SNI is another feature which is completely absent in chrome but available in firefox.

Re: Facebook Container for Firefox

#6

Post by ProAm » Wed, Oct 21, 2020, 4:53 PM UTC

StavrosK wrote: post #4

I'm loving Firefox Containers for various use cases, but is running Google/Facebook in them worth the extra hassle if you use uBO/Privacy Badger? It blocks all that stuff anyway.

uBO barely works on facebook these days. Try and use the element picker.

Re: Facebook Container for Firefox

#7

Post by residentfoam » Wed, Oct 21, 2020, 4:54 PM UTC

Looking forward to a Google Container

Re: Facebook Container for Firefox

#8

Post by datfrojo » Wed, Oct 21, 2020, 4:55 PM UTC

lillecarl wrote: post #3

cooljacob204 wrote: post #2

I'm finding more and more that it might finally be time to switch back to Firefox. Is Google still planning to destroy adblock with Manifest V3?

I'm finding more and more that i want to move to a Chrome fork (Brave) but TreeStyleTabs (Sidebery) keeps me with FF.

What advantages does brave have other than their weird ad replacement thing? I’ve weirdly moved to Microsoft edge from Firefox for something’s recently. Unfortunately the chrome developer tools are awful.

Re: Facebook Container for Firefox

#9

Post by StavrosK » Wed, Oct 21, 2020, 4:55 PM UTC

ProAm wrote: post #6

StavrosK wrote: post #4

I'm loving Firefox Containers for various use cases, but is running Google/Facebook in them worth the extra hassle if you use uBO/Privacy Badger? It blocks all that stuff anyway.

uBO barely works on facebook these days. Try and use the element picker.

What do you mean? I just visited a site and uBO blocked FB fine.

Re: Facebook Container for Firefox

#10

Post by neiman » Wed, Oct 21, 2020, 4:55 PM UTC

lillecarl wrote: post #3

cooljacob204 wrote: post #2

I'm finding more and more that it might finally be time to switch back to Firefox. Is Google still planning to destroy adblock with Manifest V3?

I'm finding more and more that i want to move to a Chrome fork (Brave) but TreeStyleTabs (Sidebery) keeps me with FF.

Is it possible to publish extension to Brave without Google authorizing it? As an extension builder I tried in the past and didn't manage to do that.