- Oct 1, 2019
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Just curious with ManifestV3 slowly becoming reality I was wondering whether the web experience provided by an extension is more important for you than the browser.
Just post your thoughts
Just post your thoughts
Would you switch Browsers for your favourite extension?
- Thread starter Lenny_Fox
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- Mar 29, 2018
- 8,064
Voted "I don't care." And I won't need to switch browsers. Stay Brave, friends!
- Sep 10, 2015
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- Apr 24, 2016
- 7,875
Not sure, Edge has built-in protection, but some cosmetic filtering would be nice. So, I will wait and decide later.
- Oct 1, 2019
- 1,120
@geminis3
Sorry, can't edit the options any more. Don't care option should have been
Don't care, my browser has build in adblocker/antitracker (Brave, Opera, Edge) or facilitates extensions (like Firefox).
Sorry, can't edit the options any more. Don't care option should have been
Don't care, my browser has build in adblocker/antitracker (Brave, Opera, Edge) or facilitates extensions (like Firefox).
"Don't care" as i will definitely stay with Edge.
- Oct 1, 2019
- 1,120
I don't know whether I could handle not having the option to switch extensions, so I will wait and see how this pans out.
- Oct 2, 2020
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- Jan 27, 2018
- 1,573
I have no loyalty to any browser, that being said, I despise advertising of any kind, so I would definitely find a combo that minimizes it.
- Mar 16, 2019
- 4,063
I also voted "Don't care" because there is always Firefox and Microsoft says they are taking measures to make sure Ad blockers aren't compromised. So, as long as uBlock Origin works, I'll be fine.
winbuzzer.com
Microsoft Edge Adopts Controversial Manifest V3 API But Won’t Compromise Ad Blockers - WinBuzzer
Microsoft Edge now supports the Manifest V3 API, which has been controversial for preventing ad blockers in browsers.
winbuzzer.com
- May 13, 2017
- 2,773
No. I would simply use another extension or multiple ones. And since Google raised the limit from 30 thousand to 150 thousand, that will suffice (to me).
- Jan 16, 2017
- 1,469
It depends on if the ads on web gets unbearably bad or not after whatever manifest v3 does to content blockers.
- Jul 5, 2019
- 617
My answer is: I don't care. With NextDNS and Adguard Desktop I can stay using all the browsers and filter lists I want. No need for extensions.
- Aug 4, 2016
- 1,465
Using Brave with AdGuard for Windows, so shouldn't be a problem.
Same for me. As long as uBlock Origin works, there will be no issue for me. However I am using all 4 major browsers Brave, Firefox, Chromium and Edge so I don't have to change any Browser.I also voted "Don't care" because there is always Firefox and Microsoft says they are taking measures to make sure Ad blockers aren't compromised. So, as long as uBlock Origin works, I'll be fine.
Microsoft Edge Adopts Controversial Manifest V3 API But Won’t Compromise Ad Blockers - WinBuzzer
Microsoft Edge now supports the Manifest V3 API, which has been controversial for preventing ad blockers in browsers.
Why would anyone switch from the Brave browser..
- Apr 1, 2019
- 2,882
Some people have ethical and political issues with the creator/founder. No need to discuss them here, but I view it as a valid reason if you feel that conviction.
i read his "..." as "/s"
- Apr 1, 2019
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- Apr 16, 2017
- 2,249
Voted yes. If this cripples Ublock Origin/Adguard then that's a deal breaker. I mean Firefox is still there waiting there for me.
I am only Brave while on phone. On Windows I am Edgy with shade of Chrome.
