Thread 105919021

brave devs said they cant continue building their own adblock based on ublock origin when google decides to force MV2 and removes the flags in about:config settings
which browser should does /g/ advise now? it should be fast, so no palemoon BS

Brendan's business model is selling user data now so not surprising.

>>105919021 (OP)
>>105919033
what do you mean brave is bad after the 99999th shill thread i changed my main and became a brave evangelist

whats wrong with ublock origin lite? it works perfectly fine??

>>105919021 (OP)
>brave devs said they cant continue building their own adblock based on ublock origin
source?

>>105919021 (OP)
ublock works on my machine. Perhaps stop being retarded and just use the browser it was made for?

>>105919167
no custom filters

>>105919021 (OP)
1) brave will continue to have in house adblock
2) brave will continue to support ublock devs
3) brave wont fork ublock and then try to maintain the extension if the ublock devs dont bother maintaining it

This is nothing. They already reimplemented it in Rust as a native part of the browser. They don't need Manifest v2 to keep their adblock.

why does /g/ have such a high density of posters that just make shit up

>>105919021 (OP)
I hate indians and other third worlders so much, holy shit. Why do you retards think MV2 even matters for adblocking that's not extension based? Brave Shields doesn't fucking care about the extension limitations since it is NOT an extension. Retarded mutt.

>>105919021 (OP)
Nice source nigger

>>105919048
>>105919220
>>105919315
>>105919387
>>105919412
Here's your source, on this being a nothingburger
https://brave.com/blog/brave-shields-manifest-v3/
>Brave Shields block ads and trackers by default, and they’re built natively in the Brave browser—no extensions required. Since Shields are patched directly onto the open-source Chromium codebase, they don’t rely on MV2 or MV3.
>Thanks to this independence, Google’s forced removal of MV2 will not weaken Brave Shields. The filter lists (such as EasyList and EasyPrivacy) we rely on to protect users from invasive ads and trackers are open for community contribution, and we expect the privacy community at large to continue maintaining these lists. Brave’s privacy research and engineering teams will do so as well.
>No matter what happens with the deprecation of MV2 and the shift to MV3, Shields will continue to offer better, more stable protection than extensions.

floorp, it's japanese so it's better

>>105919459
You are functionally illiterate. You don't even understand what what you read.

>>105919573
no u

>>105919459
That just confirms the opposite of what you claim faggot OP. Brave Shields will continue to work just fine because it is built in by default and it uses the same filter lists as uBO.

>>105919573
pozilla shills aren't sending their best

>>105919021 (OP)
Kek, another misinformation thread made by a buckbroken Firefox troon.
Even if that were true, I'd still use Brave just because it makes homosexuals like OP seethe.

>>105920776
it legit makes me rofl seeing how much some people get mindbroken over a gimmicky lion browser with less than 1% marketshare

>>105919167
no it doesn't already ran into multiple instances of windows opening that ubo blocked before and the filter updates are now gatekeeped by google which is inherently shit plus ive yet to see a way to run cdns locally with mv3 which is another massive privacy and speed concern.

>>105919021 (OP)
>finally switch to Brave
>see this FUD
They're afraid of it, from youtube censoring videos on it to random misinfo posts like this I now actually trust Brave somewhat more.

>>105919563
>download floorp
>go to add extensions that I commonly use
>"your version of Firefox is outdated"
>click download anyway
>nothing happens, doesn't even download
>uninstall floorp

100 million users and growing.
Firefox is dying. Brave will be the last of the ad blockers

>>105919563
>slop, Japan
:O

>>105919033
>>105919459
Firefox trannies post all of their info public voluntary, since they/them need to tell the whole world about their agp fetish.

Reject the transition, Make the switch. Be Brave.

>>105919021 (OP)
Brave has adblock, ublock is redundant.

>>105919563
how do you still live after seeing this abomination everyday

>>105919021 (OP)
braves adblock is not built on top of ublock
if firetranies need to resort to lies to slander brave i guess theyre doing pretty good

Brave Chads win again. Tranzillas in denial and cope mode, once again
I'll be enjoying my non advert/spam browser while you are doing mental gymnastics and being forced to watch adverts on Jewtube and getting viruses. Have fun

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