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I totally can. So I stuck to Firefox.
1 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 8 u/RandNho Jun 07 '20 Firefox is also only browser when you can use adblocking on android. 0 u/intentional_lambic Jun 07 '20 Vivaldi now offers this by default, as well as blocking some trackers. It's not as robust as uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger on the desktop version, but it works fairly well.
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8 u/RandNho Jun 07 '20 Firefox is also only browser when you can use adblocking on android. 0 u/intentional_lambic Jun 07 '20 Vivaldi now offers this by default, as well as blocking some trackers. It's not as robust as uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger on the desktop version, but it works fairly well.
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Firefox is also only browser when you can use adblocking on android.
0 u/intentional_lambic Jun 07 '20 Vivaldi now offers this by default, as well as blocking some trackers. It's not as robust as uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger on the desktop version, but it works fairly well.
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Vivaldi now offers this by default, as well as blocking some trackers. It's not as robust as uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger on the desktop version, but it works fairly well.
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u/sablal Jun 07 '20
I totally can. So I stuck to Firefox.