With how MS Teams and now CNN have been reported here to be blocking Firefox, you know that Firefox is doing things right. If web giants are ganging up against it, it's all the more reason to switch to it to make a statement and prevent big tech from making privacy violation the norm.
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TBH There should be more RSS feeds and more work around them (RSS readers are still good tho) so that news are delivered without paywalls and in a user friendly way
Not blocked for me on Firefox with no script and ublock.
there's that one US medical website that often comes up at the top of google searches and when you select "only necessary cookies" it tells you to fuck off basically lmao, something about "european privacy" or something
Bye Felicia
Ok, I wanna straight up sue for such blatant mass gaslighting.
It also blocked me on safari without any ad blockers 💀
CNN has been shit since 10 years ago. Their apogee was the first Gulf War and it has been down hill since then. Unironically, go to Tiktok if you want the latest happenings, usually right as it happens by the people it is happening to.
"prevent this site from implementing required components that PROTECT YOUR PRIVACY"
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAAHHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH.....
Change your Useragent, none of these coders have been smart enough to code an ACTUAL DRM and have just decided to go:
"herrr, derrrrr , not CHROME??..bad :(" while it's just reading a very easily changed string.
You want to send people back into an era without fingerprinting FEDS/GOOGLE?
Because you're doing a wonderful job pushing users into tools typically used for anonymity/fraud ;).
This is how you get less perceived Firefox marketshare and thus even more discrimination against it in the long run.
It's literally talking about the cookie blocker specifically though, not the adblocker itself
I can open CNN without any troubles 🤔