"compile your own browser" isn't very realistic, hence FF is all their is.
It's been a while but when I last worked with Chrome I couldn't find any of the kind of extensions for protecting personal data that I could get for FF. It was like a category that didn't exist.
Google is taking heat from governments for ads and personal data. Firefox is not.
Kametsu couldn't have prepared "for the worst" due to when/how he established the site. Short version is he was basically a kid and had already linked too much to his real, traceable ID. Gotta feel for him, nobody saw this kind of thing coming years ago when he started it all.
All that said, if I was a member there I'd ask one thing: do the "friendly talks" and "cease fire" with the entities that issued dmca mean that member info was sold out as part of the bargain?
But i hope the "official cease-fire" and "friendly" talks, even after the board was brought online to ensure things are good on both sides and and anything we possibly missed in our initial sweeps are being flagged/reported directly to us to handle by removal rather than additional DMCA's issued. So I want to ensure what we do going forward isn't going to sour that relation."
Firefox by default collects plenty of telemetry data. Don't be naive, everyone is in the data business now. Being non-profit is a tax shelter, not a zero money business. Nothing is free, you are the product. Only way to stop these companies is to cherry-pick open source code and compile your own browser.
Chrome is Google and Google makes billion of bucks one way or another with advertising. So you shouldn't be optimistic.
As far as I know, Firefox is the only not-for-profit major browser, so if anyone cares about their privacy or ads, FF is on your side and everyone else is seeing what they can get away with. Google could be sued by their shareholders if they aren't doing all that they can to make money out of ads and your personal information.
No thanks I'm good with whats working. No need to change whats not broken.
To the guy with the slow browsers no clue what`s the cause of your problems but they certainly dont cause performance issues. My webpages load in half a second.
Anyway up to you to solve your issues with the options offered or others you may find.
I, for one, will strongly oppose and resist any attempts by Google to cripple uBlock Origin. I'm even willing to migrate back to FF. The internet is a nasty, and somewhat hateful, place without uBlock Origin ;)
damn just get smart and delete adblock and those other three... then install ublock and it does everything all in one much better.
There is a reason shitty adblock plus is going to continue working on Chrome when Google opts to screw the browser by breaking uBlock and every other blocker that doesn't whitelist their garbage.
The main browser I use is Firefox (I do have Chrome and Edge for backup browsers). With Firefox being open source there are a lot of great add-ons created by 3rd parties.
I have 4 of them installed from the firefox add-ons section listed below. Those along with my Bitdefender Total Security block everything. All redirects, popups, and adds are completely stopped. I never see them at all. Chrome is good but the ad blocking isn't near as good as Firefox with all the browser add-ons available
Adblock Plus Adblocker Ultimate Strict Popup Blocker Adblock for Youtube
Fight-O admin-san-chan. Can you confirm mirror site is legit animetosho? (and not some time-traveling-shadow-government-black-opts-area51-alien scheme targeting the anime loving neets that spark the great rebelion of summer 2019?)
Hey, some could enter AT already on 3/2 but i just tried now, 3 hours ago or so it would still not work (tried several times past few days), only mirror. So how's that possible?
Sorry for the recent issues. I don't have access to a computer for a computer while, so can't really do any diagnostics. FPM stops being responsive for some reason, is all I know at the moment. It's happened before but is usually rare, so I don't know why it's coming up more frequently now.
I suspect it'll happen a few more times, so you'll have to deal with it until I can do something about it unfortunately. Sorry about that.
Is this just a guess or is this what happened? If that's what happened likely one of these (follow a guide) script kiddies that got pissed off after one of the very frequent comment arguments here. Leave it at that.
Recently TorrentFreak discussed how more countries are creating national blacklists so local ISPs have to block chosen websites, maybe like this one.
In the AT FAQ you are given a last hope link to a mirror site, but AT does not make it an easy link for bots to harvest, as the helpful person above did.
If this site or any of it's features are things you don't want to lose, refer people to the FAQ and leave it at that. The intelligence of how AT does things won't save it from bot scans and careless user comments.
Maybe some users are blocked already and we wouldn't know.
09/02/2019 06:24 — Anonymous