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4 browsers that will continue to support uBlock Origin and other ad blockers with Manifest V2
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the answer is 1
it’s Firefox
Vivaldi is supporting for less than a year (June 2025 it stop) and edge is unclear but may support it simultaneously (at least for now). Brave has “partial support” which means it may as well not and they’ve left a “lot of wiggle room” to drop support in their statement.
If you want to keep using ublock origin, get Firefox. You should just get Firefox because it’s the best browser for privacy/not using chromium in general and it works well.
i don't know why people are so allergic to firefox but it is the answer.
its the only halfway decent answer. install firefox and switch to it.
I love Firefox, used to use it all the time. Now it's slower on Ubuntu than Brave. I mean slow as in irritating to use, click and wait.
Then something must be wrong with the way you configured your OS.
umbrella at lemmy.ml wrote:
To which I offered a possible answer. Does everyone have misconfigured operating systems?
The Best Web Browsers of 2024 | HighSpeedInternet.com
Yep, I'd probably be wasting my time going down the uninstall-reinstall rabbit hole and would probably not find speed increases.