Yet another instance of Mozilla cramming ads into Firefox. Why do people still put up with this shit browser?
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Yet another instance of Mozilla cramming ads into Firefox. Why do people still put up with this shit browser?
Levi Foster
John Allen
Because Chrome does the same shit. All browsers are shit but Firefox is the least shit.
Cameron Edwards
There's an option to turn them off so you never see them.
Angel Hill
name an alternative
Justin Jenkins
poo in loo
Nathan Evans
Ungoogled Chromium
Easton Torres
At least you can disable it, not like in with Chrome
Benjamin Ross
Yes, all browsers are shit but Sjwfox isn't even close to being the least shit.
Aiden Butler
Can you show me exactly where Chrome is showing in-browser adds for you? Because I'm not seeing them.
Carter Green
What the fuck is this retarded spin?
>This snippet was an experiment to provide more value to Firefox users through offers provided by a partner. It was not a paid placement or advertisement. We are continually looking for more ways to say thanks for using Firefox.
Anthony Gomez
THE ABSOLUTE STATE OF FIREFOX
Justin Clark
Thought so, disinfo shills.
Hudson Cooper
>not new ip
try harder shill faggot
Easton Reed
>vanilla Firefox is garbage
>so use this heavily modified version of Chromium instead
By that logic one can simply use Icecat, or otherwise decuck firefox.
Grayson Green
I'm the one who asked the question originally. Why would I reset my IP for that, you dumb shit?
Jeremiah Brooks
No.
Aiden Hall
Typical autistic freetard.
Noah Jenkins
Fine, use an unmodified Chromium then. Still won't have any ads and won't be any more botnet than firefox.
Chase Reed
Awesome, I didn't know about that extension, time to try it and be more secure and private.
Camden Edwards
Chromium is the same botnet like Chrome.
Ayden Williams
Chromium isn't anymore of a botnet than firefox
Joseph Powell
At least you can disable all botnet things in Firefox, compared to Chrome and Chromium you can't, you have to use UnGoogled Chromium for this.
Aiden White
reading a book
going outside
Dylan Bailey
You can just as easily disable them in Chromium. Who knows about Chrome
Michael Reyes
Brody Turner
no you can't. you need to build from source to disable botnet features.
with FF at least you can do it from the application itself.
anyway 99% of chromiums codebase was written by Google employees. I will never trust it even if you "ungoogle" it.