What is the best Firefox alternative that has good ad blocker extension?
I've used Firefox about 10 years now. I've endured all the changes and fuck ups they have made. I've endured all the SJW bullshit they have made. I've thought that it's always better than being part of the botnet.
Now Firefox 57 is just too much... I can't take it anymore. All extensions stop working, new retarded UI and animations (Photon) and more SJW bullshit. And on top of that they started the Google Ads data mining stuff...
You can see that their top priority isn't the best browser experience anymore. No, their top priority is making everyone represented (call it diversity or what ever you want...). The browser comes second now.
So what is the best Firefox alternative that has: - ad blocker - isn't Internet Explorer 2.0 - is fast and functional
/hosts best blocker >Google Ads data mining stuff.. what?
Cameron Sanchez
Qupzilla, Sleipnir, Brave, Vivaldi, Ungoogled Chromium, IceCat, SeaMonkey, Otter Browser, Waterfox, Palemoon, Midori and TOR Browser for full tinfoil mode. I named all of these browsers off the top of my head, I'm a bit of a browser fan, dunno why I like playing with new browsers in particular; wonder if anyone else has a browser fetish like me?
Just found out also about Iridium, according to alternativeto.net's description it is a 'libre modifaction of the chromium code base'... worth testing this out myself.
Jackson Garcia
> not reading any technology news
Luke Allen
GNOME Web
Oliver King
QuteBrowser is developed by a fa/g/ if I recall correctly. If he has the right brand of autism, it could be a pretty good browser.
Logan Moore
What's the most actively developed of those browsers? Also which ones do have a ad blocker extension? What about any other extensions?
Joseph Martin
This I use QuteBrowser as my primary browser, it has a few issues but overall I enjoy using it
Vivaldi has most of the common addons and is actively developed but it can be sluggish depending on your computer.
Brave is actively developed and if I recall, has some addons but limited choice; by default Brave blocks ads with an option to use Brave-approved ads to support webpages (aka cuck mode).
Waterfox, Icecat and Palemoon are Firefox derivatives and you can install from the Firefox addon site.
Jose Cooper
im pretty sure my hosts list takes care of that
Leo Murphy
Qupzilla or midori, the rest are yellowjew browsers or firefox/chrome with disabled stuffs
Adam Gonzalez
>Do not track should turn off Analytics
That's why I hate people. Do-not-track is... is... I'm not even sure how to describe it but it's useless. It's all up to the tracker to decide whenever it will be "respected" or not. Unless it comes with actual tracking preventing measures in the browser. ID faking, bogus cookies, scrambler etc.
In the end tracking itself is just like stalking. It's a crime but in the internet is somehow becomes okay, which is not okay. Not doing your very best to prevent it from happening to you or other people is already despicable.
Firefox is over. So are all the other Browsers. The web is dead. It's time, to leave.
Cameron Turner
>It's time, to leave.
to where?
Cooper Bell
...
Samuel Watson
Said fa/g/ here - to be fair, I didn't browse Sup Forums (or didn't know about things other than Sup Forums) before I noticed people talking about qutebrowser in Sup Forums. Now I do when I feel like procrastinating stuff :P
qutebrowser is pretty focused on vim-like keyboard navigation and doesn't have the best adblocker currently (it's only a host blacklist) FWIW, but if you want something with keyboard navigation, it's probably the most actively developed one.
Hudson Green
gopher? There isn't really a plan B. In addition to hardware level backdoor, we might as well just turn the computers off.... forever.
So it's okay for a company, that claims to care about your privacy, to track its users because you can use third-party methods of avoiding it?
Hunter Miller
didnt say anything about that but you wont get much from me because i never looked into their claims and i never trusted them and actually kinda hate them it just so happens there is no real alternative and i like the browser
plus those third party methods apply to everything not just firefox
Owen Russell
Brave.
Free and open source. Founded by the Firefox founder Brendan Eich. Also he hates SJWs as much as we do so the SJW crap isn't coming to Brave anytime soon.
Luke Ward
stop using smileys or fuck off.
Carson Green
Fuck me I've been away a bit... Do we really have to make all software our self these days? SJW shit and datamining, FUCK
All these addons too, I get why you are at it making new browser again..
Asher Butler
> lion Why would you adblock in a browser when you can browse in a adblocker?
Caleb Turner
>he doesn't like diversity I hope this guy takes your job.
Hunter Allen
>implying i have a job checkmate fegit
Nathan Kelly
Jut Kode your own.
cd cd .. cd .. cd
Brandon Richardson
:^)
Liam Long
You know this guy was the one that broke my back. First I was like "Oh look another diversity video..." but then when this guy showed up suddenly I realized that what Mozilla has become.
When you watch that video you see that they tried to represent everyone and by that I mean EVERYONE.
There is: - white person - black person - asian person - indian person - trans person - gay person - and finally even nu-male person with pink hair
At this point you see that Mozilla is more worried that every group gets represented in some way in the video. When you watch it couple times you start to see how the video is constructed around equal representation and not around Firefox browser and new features coming with it.
LASTLY:
Now their SJW rhetoric comes before functional software (at least for them). They have lost their ability to separate the product (browser) and their personal feelings. And that will eventually lead to browser slowly becoming corrupt.
RIP Mozilla Firefox
Ayden Stewart
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Jason Myers
>gopher? Make gopher great again.
Luis Thompson
"""""guy"""""
Landon Bailey
I've been using hosts file instead of an ad blocker for two years. No need in bloated JavaScript extension. And I use Vivaldi as browser
Owen Allen
I like browsers as well. I wish there was one that wasn't garbage. HTML5/CSS3's fault, not the developers' but still. I'll never forget what it was like switching to Firefox 3 from Internet Explorer.
Nathan Rivera
waterfox
Oliver King
>he values forced diversity
Thanks for being a drain on society
David Reed
Qutebrowser has a ton of dependencies and is impossible to get working in a framebuffer
Blake Sanchez
Does Waterfox or Icecat have anything over Pale Moon?
Hunter Long
Nightly?
Caleb Martinez
Easiest way to import passwords from FF into Pale Moon?
Owen Fisher
I stopped using Firecucks back when they first started their SJW bullshit. Never been happier.
Luke Phillips
Can some plz enlight me on cyberfox?
Thomas Cox
>firefox Decent design, and ever since e10s it's become much faster and responsive. Unfortunately it uses Google analytics and is a botnet.
>chrome Botnet
>brave Chromium based (still botnet)
>Yandex Russian botnet
>Opera Botnet
>waterfox no build based on ff nightly or even beta Also about:addons Google analytics?
Are there even any good browsers to switch to from firefox nightly? I've been trying out qutebrowser and it's not bad, but the lack of extensions really bothers me.
Lincoln Harris
I feel your feel man. Switched from Firefox to Brave browser 3 weeks ago. Never looked back. Native ad blocking, script blocking and HTTPS everywhere. Feels good man.
Ryan Wood
>hardcore users disable all telemetry >telemetry team researches data gathered >full of normie shit >change the browser to make normies happy >hardcore users cry
Imagine if telemetry was opt-in. Normies don't change settings; only people that cared in some way would give data. Wouldn't that data be multitudes more valuable?
