@jrdepriest it may be a great comeback of Firefox-based browsers

@jrdepriest there's uBlock Origin Lite, which currently blocks things as well as uBO (imo) but due to the way its filters are updated I'm worried it'll have trouble with blocking YouTube ads in the future.

@jrdepriest #LibreWolf or GTFO

@jrdepriest In addition to the current hurdles of onboarding onto my home wifi may be a new hurdle "here is a TLS cert for you to trust and hopefully your device supports WPAD."

@jrdepriest I have three adblocking addons, on firefox, for my mental health needs. I wont name nams as I dont want companies to combat them. I need my ad free internet experience on my poor budget.

@jrdepriest will chromium also only support v3 manifest?

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Would @Vivaldi be dropping support for manifest v2 also?

@jrdepriest I think we just need to tell Mozilla what features we want and what we don't want. Together we can build a browser that (mostly) meets everyone's needs.

@jrdepriest@infosec.exchange you can install ublock origin lite instead, from the same dev, but it won't be as powerful. so it depends on what sites you use, and how aggressive they get with ads

I bet youtube won't be too blockable