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Firefox is now the last major browser that still supports uBlock Origin
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this post was submitted on 14 Aug 2026
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Meh if a site doesnt work on firefox I move on. I dont want all the shit that comes with visiting from chrome. If I cnt buy because of cookies or ads then I wont buy from them.
first it was the news sites, then the shops and venues, but I didn't speak up because I haven't used them anyway.
then the utiliies companies did that, but I didn't speak up, so far as I can pay the invoices personally it's not a big deal.
then came the government sites, but meh, I can just go in person! sure it takes away many hours but it's not worth the hassle to complain!
and by that time nothing else was left either, because all the other sites dropped support in the meantime, while I did not have the time anymore to notice it.
Fair point, I am speaking up though, I wont give them my money.