i just installed firefox 5 minutes ago so i could have ublock origin again, im never going back to chrome
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>>107429355There are still ways to make UbO work on Chrome afaik. If not, Chromium forks are an option as well. And I say that as someone who uses Firefox as the main browser. A Chromium backup is a must-have. I recommend Brave, but Vivaldi works as well I guess. Or Opera if you want a free no-login multiple server choice VPN and Chinese Spyware (allegedly).
>>107429491For whatever reason Brave will work with UBO in general, but when it comes to any Twitch adblock solutions it didn't work with my usual stuff/scripts.
>>107429355Normal ublock works fine for me on UG.
>>107429642Interesting. I haven't tried that on Brave, but I have heard that Brave in particular had some Twitch related issues recently where its users weren't able to even load the livestream or something like that. I wonder if it's a targeted thing or maybe something related to Brave's own built-in adblocker, maybe both.
>>107429355Works on my Machine®™
Is it still necessary to use Ghostery and DecentraleyesOr is Vanilla Firefox security enough?What other add-ons should you get (not just security)
>>107430969>Is it still necessary to use Ghostery and DecentraleyesIt has never been necessary. Who are you protecting yourself from using that?
>>107431246You take extra steps when looking at ai furry porn anon.
>>107431246I dunnoI just see them in addon guides often (iublock+ghostery+decen)
>>107429355b-b-b-b-b-b-b-based!
>>107429841>reading comprehension
>>107432544>ignorant of technology
>>107430969Most my extensions are things that just unshittify youtube. Like caption search, comment search, thumbnail rating bar, shorts block, blocktube, sponsorblock
ubol is good enough on chrome.
>>107432789At that point, you're just adding so much bloat on top of your browser to de-bloat a website. Why wouldn't you just use a simplified front end?
