Thread 106299631

Trannyfox is now disabling even extensions that you have manually installed outside of the Mozilla add-ons store. What gecko-based browser still respects user choice?

>>106299631 (OP)
>Trannyfox
Every time I read this "word", it reminds me of Terry Davis for some reason.

>>106299698
They called him insane but they never called him wrong

stop being transphobic. this is for YOUR safety, chud.

>>106299631 (OP)
Ladybird cannot come out soon enough.

>>106299631 (OP)
librewolf?

>>106299631 (OP)
>retarded american can't read
No one was surprised

OP here, found it, please close this thread.

>>106299698
It reminds me of some street-shitting animals at some troll sweatshop promoting crypto scams disguised as browsers.

>>106299631 (OP)
I've got Bypass Paywalls Clean installed and it still works so far (on regular Firefox). Is Bypass Paywalls Private different? Are they both made by magnolia1234? I can only find the clean version, whatever "clean" means.

Either way, hopefully there's some fork that still allows it, or some workaround. At most this is an inconvenience and I can understand why Mozilla as a company has to abide by certain standards.

>guy creates malware extension
>mozilla realizes it's malware, updates firefox to disable the extension by default so normies don't have malware
>if you REALLY want to have malware for some schizo reason you have the option to re-enable it
i don't see the problem here?

>>106299698
it reminds me of faceplate techs and EQ target

>>106299733
He was wrong.
Sorry I killed your god, but he lusted after coalburners, and so deserved it.

>>106300506
Is it malware, though?

>>106299631 (OP)
Just because you paid for that pc and its in your house that doesnt mean its yours.

>>106300678
Private property is a conspiracy by the rich to get the poor to think that them owning a broken down shack is the same thing as the rich man owning the world.

>>106299801
watch it get immediately blocked by cloudflare firewalls and infinite captchas

>>106300570
You know, that's fair. I was unaware of that

>>106299631 (OP)
Why is it way easier to install unauthorized extensions in chrome/brave than Firefox?

>>106301381
This. Andreas and his Ladyboy dev simps will capitulate to the barrage of C&D letters.

>>106300466
Use BPC only. Don't install anything else.

https://gitflic.ru/project/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-firefox-clean
>author is russian
>no source code
hmmmmmmmmmmm

>>106303284
source is right here pretty sure. maybe because this site is weird or to avoid more DMCAs its seperate from the other repo
https://gitflic.ru/project/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-clean-filters

>>106303394
>source is right here pretty sure
no, that's not the source for the extension
>maybe because this site is weird or to avoid more DMCAs
it's a russian site, there is no DMCA outside of USA

>>106299631 (OP)
>What gecko-based browser still respects user choice?
Why does it have to be gecko-based? I don't see any benefit

>>106303410
youre right im retarded please disregard. if memory serves the source used to be available back when it was allowed on github or gitlab however

>>106300982
The alternative is private property for the rich and the corporations and no private property for the poor and middle class via products as services.
I think I'll take your version of the conspiracy. It's objectively better in every metric.

>>106299631 (OP)
>They may choose to enable the add-on again at their own risk.
Non issue. This is just a nag screen

>>106300506
>if you REALLY want to have malware for some schizo reason you have the option to re-enable it
how come you couldn't do this with dissenter? I still remember what kikezilla pulled.

>>106299631 (OP)
GNU Icecat is the straight white man's choice.

>>106303721
This, and so is archive.today instead of whatever extension OP is talking about...

>>106303721
what happens to icecat when failfox removes manifest v2 because google told them to?

>>106303616
The alternative is personal property and collective ownership.