1. Ublock Origin Fix

1. When I go into my addons it says a bunch of my addons are legacy, I'm not sure what that means exactly but I can see the uBlock Origin just straight up fails to load with the browser now. It did this yesterday as well, so I removed it, and installed the new version and again today it's doing the same.
2. Windows 10 is a operating system, yet you continually force the install of microsoft edge. I delete it, because I am happy with Firefox, but their it is again a week later with a countdown of when I will be forced to delete it once again. If their is a wa.

I've been a daily user and advocate of Firefox since Opera changed to using Chromium. But recently I've grown tired of their privacy hypocrisy and company decisions that I've uninstalled it and started to try out Edge/Brave/Vivaldi as my daily. It has pained me to do this as FF was my last safe haven away from Chromium.

If you dig into some settings and follow tech news, I have begun to question some of Mozilla's controversial settings, deals with 3rd parties and their political blog posts. I also have a problem with the CEO making $3m per year yet a continued market share decline since she came on.

Apr 21, 2021 Download uBlock Origin for Firefox. Finally, an efficient wide-spectrum content blocker. Easy on CPU and memory.

Just a few of the things off the top of my head that I feel betray my trust of Firefox (all of these pertain to default Windows install):

1) Enabled by default all of your website DNS requests going to Cloudflare with a 'promise' this information is not being used or sold. We all know how solid this promise has been for other large tech companies. All under the promotion that DoH protects you from your own ISP.

2) Upon install, FF installs a scheduled service that runs daily. From what I've found out, that service is sending back to Mozilla what your default browser is on YOUR PC (why is that their business). This scheduled service remains on your PC even after uninstalling Firefox and continues to run daily.

3) Enabled by default are Browser Studies and testing a clean install one is already installed and active called 'F100 Snippets'. Studies allow the Firefox team to install stuff right to your browser whenever they want, to gather telemetry .

4) 'Recommended extensions' enabled by default. Got a nag for a recommended extension after few days of browsing. So FF must be scanning your browsing history in order for this to work?

5) this result: https://brave.com/brave-tops-browser-first-run-network-traff... . While it was from 2019 so needs to be updated, but upon first-run I was shocked at the results for FF here.

6) Firefox on Android has a known tracker embedded and enabled by default called Leanplum. From Mozilla's own website they state 'Leanplum is a mobile marketing vendor'

Ublock Origin Fix

I'd love to support and use FF solely again, but I think they need some serious shaking up, starting with a new CEO (who allows this stuff).