On: Firefox beta supports Apple silicon natively

[Klonoar]

I have the exact opposite experience, FWIW.

[imagetic → Klonoar]

Same. Safari is by far the smoothest experience for me today.

[beached_whale → imagetic]

Firefox is still a bit smoother, but just found the culprit too. It's 1Blocker.

[beached_whale → beached_whale]

To be fair, Firefox also has the eff extensions and UBO

[hi5eyes → beached_whale]

safari and ublock feel better

[beached_whale → hi5eyes]

There was something with UBlock or Adblock Plus in the past and if it wasn't UBO I wasn't sure if they were trust worthy. I think one went rogue and one started selling the ability to unblock ads. But, with Safari 14 being able to transform chrome extensions, I hope that some of the popular ones and EFF ones can migrate.

I ended up migrating to Better as it uses Apple's API for this(I think it's a list of things to block), is OSS, and Apple seemed to be helping them with a change of ownership publicly and that lended some trust.

[rz2k → beached_whale]

The short answer is that uBlock Origin is what almost all users are likely to want.

uBlock (without Origin in the name) is property of the same owners as AdBlock Plus, and both extensions whitelist ads under their owners' "Acceptable Ads" program, with many of the advertisers paying for that special access.

[Existenceblinks → imagetic]

Safari is worst for drag-and-drop, for certain amount of DOM nodes, it becomes undragable.