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Indeed, but browsers like Brave will continue blocking ads despite of the controversial Manifest v3. Mozilla will probably soon disallow v2 and support v3 too, that's because Google is basically paying all of Mozilla's bills, Mozilla can't afford to loose its main supporter. Unless M can find another sponsor (hopefully!).
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@Linux_Is_Best @amarok @fabiocosta0305 @catsalad @mozilla @torproject @eff I have obviously encountered a troll I have done my own research, else I would not have spoken up. Unlike yourself, I do not just blindly trust everyone and I do not just randomly repeat what I am told, as if I were a parrot If I tell someone Brave Browser has ads, it is because I took the time to install Brave Browser. If I say, YouTube detects it and will not let you play YouTube videos without viewing those ads, I experienced it |
@amarok @fabiocosta0305 @catsalad @mozilla @torproject @eff
Incorrect. Brave browser does not block ads, they have ads of their own. Plus, Chromium is the reason why YouTube could detect Brave and demand you disable ad blockers.
Firefox's users had no such issue.