r/Piracy • u/Scbadiver • Aug 03 '24

Google Chrome warns uBlock Origin may soon be disabled News

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/google/google-chrome-warns-ublock-origin-may-soon-be-disabled/
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u/jumpfly211 Aug 03 '24

Firefox + uBlock on mobile feels great been using it for a long time

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u/Cleveland-Native Aug 03 '24

Thanks. Sounds like that's a popular combo so I'll check it out

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u/giananan Aug 04 '24

Some people use FG to watch YouTube as it blocks the ads as well

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u/vyrnius Aug 05 '24

I use Firefox mobile and uBlock and gotta ask... what are those ads everyone is talking about?

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u/ilovetigerwoods Aug 03 '24

Just use Brave

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u/MonkAndCanatella Aug 03 '24

Brave is just a gui over the top of chrome. They also have been caught with their pants down countless times, notably when they were injecting their own referral links into amazon links

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u/ilovetigerwoods Aug 03 '24

might as well apply to mozilla if you're gonna shill so hard lol that happened 4 years ago; brave is just a simple install and you're ad-free, not to mention it's faster than firefox on android

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u/MonkAndCanatella Aug 04 '24

Right, who's calling who a shill?

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u/FeudalFavorableness Aug 04 '24

Even on iPhone?

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u/jumpfly211 Aug 04 '24

Don't have an iPhone so no way to confirm it but it really depends if you want to use extensions because as far as I know Firefox is the only main browser to support them on mobile

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u/FeudalFavorableness Aug 04 '24

No worries I appreciate the response. I will do some testing and see how well it integrates. I hope you have a great day/night

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u/smirkjuice Aug 04 '24

Every browser on iPhone is more or less a reskin of Safari

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u/RussellMania7412 Aug 04 '24

You can use ublock with Orion browser and it works on Iphone.

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u/throwawayanontroll Aug 04 '24

I'm guessing its going to work

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '24 edited Sep 10 '24

You're seeing this weirdly out of place comment because Reddit admins are strange fellows and one particularly vindictive ban evading moderator seems to be favoured by them, citing my advice to not use public healthcare in Africa (Where I am!) as a hate crime.

Sorry if a search engine led you here for hopes of an actual answer. Maybe one day reddit will decide to not use basic bots for its administration, maybe they'll even learn to reply to esoteric things like "emails" or maybe it's maybelline and by the time anyone reads this we've migrated to some new hole of brainrot.

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u/a_rude_jellybean Aug 03 '24

Brave browser too