The Chat/Spam Thread

[buttnudge]

So what am I supposed to use now ? Brave ?

[C3PO]

Depends totally on your manager and work culture of company. At some placed and with some people it works and other wise only option is to move to better place. I have switched a company only due to this. They begged me to stay afterwards, like 3 managers and 4 TL from that company called and were ready to give me a good raise well above the competition too. It was a good decision to leave that company. They treated their employees like shit and make them work double shifts. Except me, I never worked a single extra hour. U just gotta know when to talk and where. Also, when to quit

Tell me about it...since June 2022 I changed 2 jobs and 2 countries....Now I'm on my third job since then. Maybe we're expecting more as we get older, too.

[PanKalafior]

So what am I supposed to use now ? Brave ?

You mean uBO stoped working on chrome due of mainfest V3 and abadone v2
Well i dont use uBO i more like Adguard (desktop app) and work great
Even when youtube was able ban ubo filter list and after 2days uBO staff updates for new working list adguard wasnt untouched/undeteced for Youtube and other things. bc its work behind browser.

However if you stil wanna use uBO most peoples go right now to Firefox or Brave.
Im sitting on Vivalidi with Adguard.

[buttnudge]

Yep, but in the end I'll stick with Firefox some more time. They changed their policy after the backlash.

[anon]

I'd just wait and see what happens. When Firefox moved to WebExtensions people said everything they're saying now, yet here we are.

[buttnudge]

To be honest WebExtensions fucked a lot of shit that I was using. That migration completely borked the vim extension and noscript at first. I used Palemoon for like a year.

[anon]

Pale Moon still wins when it comes to resource usage

[buttnudge]

Yeah but a lot of sites don't work well.

[Cr@zYiNsEiN]

Yeah but a lot of sites don't work well.

This is likely due to its outdated web standards meaning many modern websites are designed to work best with newer browsers. You could use Pale Moon with a user agent switcher and switch to the latest version of Firefox. This should resolve majority of the problems you face. You can be more specific then perhaps you could get a solution to it or them.

[anon]

You could use Pale Moon with a user agent switcher and switch to the latest version of Firefox.

That feature is already built-in, but only helps with sites that do work as long as they're given the User-Agent string they expect (which is why feature detection should be used instead, but that's a different matter).