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oooterness lemmy.worldManifestV3 is 100% driven by Google enshittification. Down with Chrome. Long live Firefox.91Reply
BBaldProphet piefed.social4Hide 4 repliesYet another reason to use a non-Chrome browser. I choose Firefox.71Reply
vvatlark replylemmy.worldI choose to pay for Firefox. I know it's unpopular because people don't think Mozilla is run well. But if an opensource product is part of my daily life, then I want to pay for it.7Reply
SatyrSack replyfeddit.org1Hide 1 replyThere is GNOME Web, Safari, or any number of Firefox forks like Librewolf.5Reply
ccircledot replyfeddit.orgIn the end it comes down to the browser engines. And there are not enough of them. Especially FOSS ones.3Reply
I Cast Fist programming.dev Alternatives and Solutions Continue Using uBlock Origin on Firefox Use uBlock Origin Lite Switch to Browsers Committed to MV2 Support Explore Other Content Blocking Methods +1 for keep using uBlock on Firefox34Reply
Creosm lemmy.worldAhh yes, removing functionality from an api used to block ads and other things is such a good update. Said no one ever31Reply
vvoracread lemmy.worldIn before we start seeing "Your browser does not support the functions needed for this website to function" messages on Firefox.4Reply
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ManifestV3 is 100% driven by Google enshittification. Down with Chrome. Long live Firefox.
Yet another reason to use a non-Chrome browser. I choose Firefox.
I choose to pay for Firefox. I know it's unpopular because people don't think Mozilla is run well. But if an opensource product is part of my daily life, then I want to pay for it.
Is it a choice when it's the only option?
There is GNOME Web, Safari, or any number of Firefox forks like Librewolf.
In the end it comes down to the browser engines. And there are not enough of them. Especially FOSS ones.
+1 for keep using uBlock on Firefox
Ahh yes, removing functionality from an api used to block ads and other things is such a good update. Said no one ever
In before we start seeing "Your browser does not support the functions needed for this website to function" messages on Firefox.