The latter's developer *persona* is hocking the "blocking" extension under a new guiltware model. I quoted the extension name because there is a poser extension, "adblock+" floating out there with very little support, nearly zero adblocking experience, that doesn't really block- but merely hide content - entirely foiling its own name sake. and voila Wladimir Palant produced "adblock plus" extension for iron (that happens to work for chromium).
Srware iron adblock plus#
Sadly that functionality is approaching abandonware.įortunately *some* in the Iron fanbase continuously albeit politely advocated for adblock plus forking to Iron. Iron was the first fork to have native adblock support. Iron is a much more desirable fork of chromium than chrome ) If you fancy chromium you really ought try SRware's fork of Chromium: Iron. * Can midori import firefox:adblock plus filters without any cleanup required? Whether youve searched for a plumber near me or regional plumbing professional, youve found the very best place. And using multiple applications (browsers) to view different pages is just not me. Until such point of time when I can put a script to do what I want it to I doubt I will switch from FF. The last is a must at 100% and while some utility extensions in FF can be substituted with carefully crafted bookmarks (I am not sure it will work in other browsers, but in FF I can run javascript from a bookmark and thus this can be used to start things like Google notebook, blog_to_livejournal with the selection and so on utilities) some can not, for example stupidly made web sites that require user action every now and then to keep you logged in (okay maybe reload tab can do the job here but not in all cases).Ĭonsidering how the web is not just content anymore but an application platform it is pretty much essential (IMO) to have client side scripting capabilities to overwrite or control the behavior of the application that run on the client side anyway. Alternatively, AdBlock only requires Chromium 23, and uBlock Origin only requires Chromium 22. * client side scripting (like greasemonkey) It should work on any browser based on a sufficiently recent version of Chromium (as of now, at least Chromium 29) unfortunately, SRWare Iron does not auto-update, so you'll need to check for a new version of the browser.
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