Вчера пытался перейти на Яндекс Браузер - не смог, к вечеру вернулся на . - eviltoast

Вчера пытался перейти на Яндекс Браузер - не смог, к вечеру вернулся на @firefox.
А все из-за рекламы, которую Яндекс активно продвигает даже платным пользователям и заблочить её ни какими средствами не получается (половину плагинов удаляющих рекламу установить не возможно, приложение Adguard спокойно рекламу от Яндекс пропускает).

А #firefox хорошо, установил #ublockorigin и красота!

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    10 months ago

    Google translation:

    "Yesterday I tried to switch to Yandex Browser - I couldn’t, by the evening I returned to @firefox.

    And all because of advertising, which Yandex actively promotes even to paid users and it is impossible to block it by any means (half of the plugins that remove advertising cannot be installed, the Adguard application quietly allows advertising from Yandex).

    And #firefox is good, installed #ublockorigin and beauty!"

  • Katlah@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    10 months ago

    Not sure why people are down voting this… I know it’s crazy but people speak languages other than English.

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      10 months ago

      Yes and no.

      In times where it takes seconds to throw ur post into a translator at 0 costs and copy paste ur message below in english there is hardly any reason for not doing it.

      I use english too so people understand me or I go to the german communities.

      But now that the message has been translated in the comments it really shouln’t be any problem at all :)

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        9 months ago

        That’s from Mastodon, they’re just microblogging and tagging communities.

        That particular use case doesn’t translate very well into Lemmy.