midnightfrolic
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Re: My New Favourite Browser
I also use an altered HOSTS file to block out all those IPs for ad servers. All those ads do not get displayed nor gets accessed. Edge experience is on par with Chrome. But still no add-ons.
EDIT: some of the links you click on will not work since they are generated with click-ad links that then redirects you the content you were linked to. Example, you clicked a link to download an app that was mentioned. Clicking the link will first take you to the ad for a split second or open then closes the ad window, then redirects you to the app webpage. If the ad cannot be served, the browser will give you an error because the ad gets resolved first. Or something like that.....so beware.
I like the "as much as i hate Google i have to give them credit..."
As much as I hated my job I had to give it credit for allowing me to live comfortably :smile:
I don't like any browser that much...
Since I blocked all the crap with the .sys32 host file edit EDGE is easier for me to use.
Firefox Nightly is good also and allows for blocking most garbage that no one cares about.
Safari...meh
Opera...OK
Chrome...I have to use it for chromecast streaming other than that it's OK and speedy.
I also use an altered HOSTS file to block out all those IPs for ad servers. All those ads do not get displayed nor gets accessed. Edge experience is on par with Chrome. But still no add-ons.
EDIT: some of the links you click on will not work since they are generated with click-ad links that then redirects you the content you were linked to. Example, you clicked a link to download an app that was mentioned. Clicking the link will first take you to the ad for a split second or open then closes the ad window, then redirects you to the app webpage. If the ad cannot be served, the browser will give you an error because the ad gets resolved first. Or something like that.....so beware.