The reason was that it didn’t have enough users and it costed resources to maintain and develop (despite Mozilla’s- how many developers?- that needlessly removed GTK theming support from their apps). Personally I don’t like web apps due to their memory footprint, so for the only times I use them, I just search it up.
I seriously do hate that Firefox is going to be my only option on a couple of months for ad blocking.
It isn’t. uBO Lite and Adguard are already enough to block most ads since Google increased the adlist-without-extension-update-limits a bunch of times.
As for all the forks out there, they usually don’t have a mobile equivalent to go with them so they’re only half decent to me.
The reason was that it didn’t have enough users and it costed resources to maintain and develop (despite Mozilla’s- how many developers?- that needlessly removed GTK theming support from their apps). Personally I don’t like web apps due to their memory footprint, so for the only times I use them, I just search it up.
It isn’t. uBO Lite and Adguard are already enough to block most ads since Google increased the adlist-without-extension-update-limits a bunch of times.
Waterfox recently launched their Android version