Switch to Firefox if you want ad blocking to work. Also available mobile on Android. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/google/google-chrome-warns-ublock-origin-may-soon-be-disabled/
@davidgerard
I'd agree except that Firefox aims (?) to include opt out advertising data collection in its latest version, not sure if the dust has settled on that yet
@davidgerard I use Firefox with DuckDuckGo extensions or the DuckDuckGo browser. Others only for testing web apps for compatibility.
@nfgusedautoparts if it's chrome then it can't do proper blocking once manifesto v3 is enforced
@davidgerard
@BleepingComputer
Of course Google Chrome wants to break it.
They have already decided the ad revenue is important, which is why they decided that 3td party cookies are important.
@davidgerard
Remove Chrome definitely!
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@davidgerard love firefox on android
@cubeofcheese @davidgerard You should use a fork much as Mull [1] instead since about:config doesn't work on mobile at all as only the Nightly version works.
@joeo10 @davidgerard I use firefox sync for a lot of stuff. Thank you though
@cubeofcheese @davidgerard I don't trust any sync service that's not truly E2E encrypted. Their service isn't.
@davidgerard on android you have two versions. My default is the Firefox focus browser. For accessing trusted sites I use the regular browser.
@michael apt install lynx-cur