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4. Non-whitelisted bots will be banned.
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Is any Chrome based browser left that supports proper ad blocking, anyway?
Firefox might not be as good as it was, but at least it makes the internet usable with the right addons.
Vanadium has great ad-blocking from my experience, AFAIK it's exclusive to GrapheneOS though.
Brave. And without any addon. No, I don't care about the CEO, the supposed bloat or all other bullshit without any technical reasoning. It's a damn fine browser.
I guess Helium supports manifest v2 despite mainline Chromium engine dropping it, but Helium is desktop only