Quote from: humbert on March 27, 2025, 04:54 AMWithout adblocking i will not browse anything. Brave and few others already includes adblockers within the browser. With MV3 based ubo lite I rarely saw any ads even with limited rules. Main benefit is lower peak memory usage on MV3 vs MV2 ubo extension. If you customize and add new rules then the benefit is already Nil.BTW, chromium runs fine even on ivybridge CPU pentium 2020M and is much smoother than firefox.Quote from: Vasudev on March 24, 2025, 07:05 AMYes, the original project which Chrome is derived from. The open source project is the base for all chromium based browsers. I've been using MV3 with ubo lite and didn't face any missed ads on websites I use. Brave already includes ad blocker within the browser which can be customized to add more lists.
You can even disable it and opt for MV2 based UBO to get full adblock capabilities.
ubo lite actually uses more disk storage to ship more inbox filter rules. You can select more of them if needed. Didn't even miss blocking of ads with ubo lite. In Brave Browser you can select aggressive adblocking with best experience on mobile and improve page loading speeds.
Thanks for the tip. I googled it and downloaded a copy. Let me check it out on a virtual machine.
Excuse me. Did you say you do NOT block ads? Everybody blocks ads. They're impossible to deal with.
Quote from: Vasudev on March 24, 2025, 07:05 AMYes, the original project which Chrome is derived from. The open source project is the base for all chromium based browsers. I've been using MV3 with ubo lite and didn't face any missed ads on websites I use. Brave already includes ad blocker within the browser which can be customized to add more lists.
You can even disable it and opt for MV2 based UBO to get full adblock capabilities.
ubo lite actually uses more disk storage to ship more inbox filter rules. You can select more of them if needed. Didn't even miss blocking of ads with ubo lite. In Brave Browser you can select aggressive adblocking with best experience on mobile and improve page loading speeds.
Quote from: humbert on March 15, 2025, 05:10 AMAll that's for you? Is that in a single sitting or do you cook for a few days?This day I had a light meal for lunch so I needed a big dinner and ate everything. What's more, nobody turns down a good raclette.
Quote from: humbert on March 24, 2025, 03:58 AMYes, the original project which Chrome is derived from. The open source project is the base for all chromium based browsers. I've been using MV3 with ubo lite and didn't face any missed ads on websites I use. Brave already includes ad blocker within the browser which can be customized to add more lists.Quote from: Vasudev on March 23, 2025, 08:04 PMSecure Boot testing was done in VM for Windows 11 and the reason why I went with Chromium instead of SRWare Iron, Thorium was they are out-of-date from current versions and ran into some issues with ungoogled chromium with google account sessions were booted out immediately. Brave and Chromium with Sync were working with google/msft w/o any issues.
When you say "Chromium" do you mean the original Google Chrome, or another of the many chromium based browsers out there? If it is indeed another browser, does it allow you to use Ublock Origin and all the other great extensions Google is trying to get rid of because they interfere with their advertizing revenue? Also, does Brave allow these extensions or have they "upgraded" to Google's V3?
While I know I absolutely need a Chromium-based browser on some sites, I won't touch Google Chrome.