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1·3 hours agoWith all respect, I think you are being too gentle on them.
The Verge is owned by Vox Media, which is close to having a Monopoly on the news(They own The Verge, Vox, NYMag{Which alone has many sections like Vulture and Curbed for example} and many more.) They are partly owned by Warner Bros. Discovery (25%).
In short they have way more than enough to keep paying their electricity bills.
21·4 hours ago2 things:
they’re actually better than the other news sites you list here.
What you are saying does not make any sense unless you did not click the links to see the amount of trackers in the tests.
Either way, I’m using ad-blocking, DNS filtering, and I do general browsing like this in a separate browser that wipes everything on exit sooo 🤷 saves you from worrying about this stuff or even thinking about it much.
Yet you are using Lemmy instead of Reddit? Which means you kind of understand fully that the tools that you are talking about does not protect you 100% , rather they just reduce the amount of trackers tracking you.
Also it’s pretty dystopian to support the websites that violates people privacy, instead of using the websites that basically provide the same product with better privacy.
You can read the other websites without JavaScript as well.
Also, that might not stop all the trackers, as the webpages are loaded with their trackers.
If they kept my privacy 100%, sure I could pay up to 3 dollars a month.
If they did not prove themselves to be a better browser in terms of privacy, then what is the purpose of their existence?
21·3 days ago(I am not the one who wrote this blog post)
I actually kind of trying different browsers on Android, but my setup is iron fox on my phone and brave on my desktop.
I think Firefox lost long time ago on the desktop, I never know why they don’t focus on their market share on phones more(Firefox for Android started displaying pages weirdly in the last 2 weeks and they almost never add new futures to it.)
Anyway, I will be waiting for Servo in 2025.
10·3 days agoI believe the table is correct, maybe the contributor confused them.
7·3 days agoHi,
This is not my project, I just liked it.
You are right, I think it might worth suggesting it to the author on codeberg.
your license
I am not the project leader.
There’s too many unknowns
Public domain?
You can do with the project what ever you want with no restrictions.
License?
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How do you discover providers on simplex?
No problem, I will resubmit later. I used the wrong article link anyway.
Hate to be this guy, but in theory Youtube would be get aggressive towards both Firefox users(anti competition) and uBlock Origin users( to raise their revenue and to push for YouTube premium).
I hope uBlock Origin keep working forever, but I think at at some point YouTube will get more aggressive till adblock users will be unable to use Youtube.
Thank you for your words, I added also Wired website.