Goodbye Vivaldi, thanks for all the fish

electryon

@Zalex108 said in Goodbye Vivaldi, thanks for all the fish:

@lietu said in Goodbye Vivaldi, thanks for all the fish:

Unfortunately the only option left is Firefox

Not sure how long...
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/101603/ublock-origin-lite-maker-ends-firefox-support-due-to-hostile-dispute-with-mozilla

Hill is a Firefox user, he will never remove uBO from AMO unless he has to.
uBO is a recommended extension in AMO. Which means there is human review for uBO.
So what happened with uBOL can't happen with uBO.
And honestly I think Firefox didn't want uBOL, a limited ad blocker, in their store.
It's defamatory lol to have lite ad blockers in your store when you have fully charged recommended ad blockers like uBO and Adguard MV2.

greybeard

@barbudo2005 said in Goodbye Vivaldi, thanks for all the fish:

@greybeard

Said:

Applied but not working.

Did you check vivaldi:policy ?

Maybe it is too late to apply it.
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No I hadn't. I really don't understand the policy page. :slapforhead

barbudo2005

@greybeard

Said:

I really don't understand the policy page.

It allows you to know if the policy was applied and therefore to know if the registry editor was properly modified.

In Windows 10:

greybeard

@mib2berlin
Does not work.
I get no reaction when trying to edit any of these values.

greybeard

@barbudo2005
Doesn't work.
Not able to edit anything.

barbudo2005

@greybeard

Said:

Doesn't work.

What doesn't work?

Could you post an image of the Registry editor?

greybeard

@barbudo2005
Don't need to. It doesn't find the registry entry you asked me to search for.