I made 3 new FF accounts for my 3 different ‘profiles’ (2 personal and 1 side gig business account). Now all that’s left on Chrome are a few corporate things I can’t avoid. TJ_3rd: When I first read about this a couple weeks ago, I went ahead and pulled the trigger and fully moved over to Firefox.B!: Part of the 27% who’ve already switched, but that was 3 years ago.Daniel: Firefox all the way! I’ve checked out Firefox in the Linux environment, and it’s tolerable on my model – more so than being inundated by ads and malware. If things degrade, I’ll switch even though I’m using a Chromebook.

I can’t “zap” things that it doesn’t block (like overlays), but that hasn’t been much of an issue yet. Mace Moneta: So far, uBlock Origin Lite, which uses the new API, has been working well.rouxenator: Switched to Edge ages ago, even on my phone, way better.Avieshek: Already switched (to FireFox on Windows and Orion on Mac) but keeping Chrome (on Windows) to have Google Services signed-in, like Google Chrome would still be the safest bet to have Gmail, Gdrive or Google Analytics stay signed-in.

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