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4 browsers that will continue to support uBlock Origin and other ad blockers with Manifest V2
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I don't justify Mozilla's bullshit, and I don't use upstream Firefox for that reason (I use LibreWolf). Asking Mozilla to implement their own adblocker is asking them to reinvent the wheel. They should ship Firefox with uBlock Origin pre-installed like I said. Asking Mozilla to write their own adblocker which will likely be less effective than a third-party adblocker, is absolutely not the same thing as justifying them sneaking in opt-out PPA. How on earth do you even see those things as remotely comparable
I'm saying that your suggestion is ridiculous, not that what Mozilla is currently doing is correct.