uBlock Origin has already been letting some Youtube ads through on my Chromebook in the last few days. (Still been working perfectly on Firefox on my desktop, though.)
It’s getting real close to time to finally bite the bullet and nuke ChromeOS in favor of normal Linux.
Wasn’t able to find an answer to my main question in the article: will this kill uBlock Origin’s ability to block YouTube ads?
that’s it’s raison d’etre
Wether it is or not, the sheer fact that they’re pulling those moves made me move away from Chrome.
uBlock Origin has already been letting some Youtube ads through on my Chromebook in the last few days. (Still been working perfectly on Firefox on my desktop, though.)
It’s getting real close to time to finally bite the bullet and nuke ChromeOS in favor of normal Linux.
On chrome, probably.
On any non-chrome browser, nope.
I think Firefox and Safari are the only ones. (Don’t come at me with that Brave bulllshit)
Ladybird is an up and coming independent web browser. There’s also the Servo browser engine project in the works.
Thanks for the heads up about Ladybird. Nice to hear about new things on the horizon.
LibreWolf too, although that is a fork of Firefox.