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<blockquote data-quote="Windows_Security" data-source="post: 809445" data-attributes="member: 50782"><p>Well my 2 cents on this great news</p><p></p><p>Edge-chromium can be made safer than Google Chrome with WD Exploit protection for all Windows 10 user, Win10 users on newer CPU's will benefit of Windows Sandbox, so security aware users will probably choose Edge-Chromium with uBlock0rigin</p><p></p><p>Opera with its new VPN could be the alternative for privacy aware users to Google Chrome. With uBlock0rigin still offering more and easier to add user specified blocklists than Oracle's build in Adblocker, NoScript will have a hard time attracting a large user base on Oracle also.</p><p></p><p>Only on Firefox with the build in blocker (of Disconnect) offering more options (e.g. anti fingerprinting option) in the future I see a the benefits of using NoScript with build-in blocker (compared to using uBlock0rigin). Sadly for NoScript most Firefox users are more educated than average Joe/Jane, so they will probably prefer the more granular control of uBlock0rigin.</p><p></p><p>A typical case of to little to late IMO.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Windows_Security, post: 809445, member: 50782"] Well my 2 cents on this great news Edge-chromium can be made safer than Google Chrome with WD Exploit protection for all Windows 10 user, Win10 users on newer CPU's will benefit of Windows Sandbox, so security aware users will probably choose Edge-Chromium with uBlock0rigin Opera with its new VPN could be the alternative for privacy aware users to Google Chrome. With uBlock0rigin still offering more and easier to add user specified blocklists than Oracle's build in Adblocker, NoScript will have a hard time attracting a large user base on Oracle also. Only on Firefox with the build in blocker (of Disconnect) offering more options (e.g. anti fingerprinting option) in the future I see a the benefits of using NoScript with build-in blocker (compared to using uBlock0rigin). Sadly for NoScript most Firefox users are more educated than average Joe/Jane, so they will probably prefer the more granular control of uBlock0rigin. A typical case of to little to late IMO. [/QUOTE]
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