Google ramps up its campaign against ad blockers on Chrome.

  • Matthew Loxton@med-mastodon.com
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    3 months ago

    @BeAware
    I use several add-ons that are only available on chromium browsers.

    Going to another browser would be fine for just surfing, but a large part of my online work would not be practical with a non=chromium browser.

    I bet there are tons of people in the same boat.

    @Fitik

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      3 months ago

      I only use Chrome on my work computers for this reason. That being said, google steals the wrong information and it’s from a company, I know they’ve got deeper pockets than me to make them rue the day.

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      3 months ago

      Yeah, the lack of extensions/add-ons for FF has always been what’s kept me from switching permanently. Hopefully more users on FF will mean more devs working on the add-ons. Losing chrome/chromium browsers is a major bummer

      At least we saw it coming I guess

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        3 months ago

        Do people really think there’s not a lot of extensions for firefox? I’ve had no trouble finding tools that do even obscure things I need them to

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          3 months ago

          Sorry, I could’ve been clearer there. I wasn’t saying there were few add-ons. What I mean is there are extensions on chrome that aren’t on FF. I’ve looked for a specific type of add-on many times and not found it. I’m pretty dependent on some powerful extensions so it’s always been something holding me back from switching to FF. I even started using edge at work since it was faster than chrome but I could still use my fav extensions