warm , 1 month ago to technology in uBlock Origin developer recommends switching to Firefox as Chrome flags the extension

Avoid chromium browsers

M0oP0o , 1 month ago to technology in uBlock Origin developer recommends switching to Firefox as Chrome flags the extension

Avoid chromium browsers

M0oP0o , 1 month ago to technology in uBlock Origin developer recommends switching to Firefox as Chrome flags the extension

Or you could just Avoid chromium browsers and help the browser landscape from becoming a sea of chrome.

M0oP0o , 1 month ago to technology in uBlock Origin developer recommends switching to Firefox as Chrome flags the extension

Works fine for me and has the ), what are you using to look at it?

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_(web_browser)#Br…#Browsers_based_on_Chromium)

F04118F , 5 months ago to linux in Firefox looks so much better than Chrome

Do you mean Safari?

Name one other browser that is not based on Chromium. If it is based on Chromium, it has to deal with what Google throws at them.

I say this as an enthusiastic Brave user. Brave is great at what it does currently, but the more terrible stuff Google builds into Chromium, the more patches they’ll have to maintain. This can make it harder to maintain their fork.

Worse than that, most Chromium-derivative users aren’t Brave users. Many web apps already don’t work as well with Firefox’ JavaScript Engine (Gecko) as they do with Chromium. This gives Google immense power.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_(web_browser)#Brow…#Browsers_based_on_Chromium)

venoft , 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago) to technology in Google is already pushing Web Environment Integrity into Chromium

Chromium, not chrome. Which means also Brave, Edge, Opera, Vivaldi and a lot more. Basically only Firefox and Safari are left as the big non-chromium ones.

But that’s not the worst of it. Even if you tear out this code, more and more websites will be built that rely on it. Which means Firefox etc also need to include it to keep functioning.