Re:Microsoft Authenticator Chrome Extention is not from MS a...
by richardstephens on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @07:16AM
(#27193246)
Without Dark Reader, uBlock Origin, and JSONView, the web feels broken to me.
Re:Microsoft Authenticator Chrome Extention is not from MS a...
by gpvos on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @07:32AM
(#27193356)
Those, plus Multi-account containers, and Violentmonkey for a small number of corrections to websites.
Re:Microsoft Authenticator Chrome Extention is not from MS a...
by e3bc54b2 on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @10:42AM
(#27195220)
Oh the amount of extensions that do one thing that can be much easier and cleaner to be integrated via userscripts is staggering!
Its all the little things that add up, and I hate that mobile Firefox update disabled Tampermonkey.
Talk about planned regressions. Pardon my French, but fuck Mozilla and their recommended extensions program.
Re:Microsoft Authenticator Chrome Extention is not from MS a...
by markwillis82 on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @07:20AM
(#27193284)
Thank you for Dark Reader... this has made a world of difference
Re:Microsoft Authenticator Chrome Extention is not from MS a...
by detaro on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @07:30AM
(#27193339)
Why are you amazed about that?
Re:Microsoft Authenticator Chrome Extention is not from MS a...
by Inhibit on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @01:32PM
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Good question. I think my perception is that finding and using them is a high bar of entry.
And the suspicion that Google doesn't do even a cursory examination would put me off of using anything that isn't independently vetted.
Re:Microsoft Authenticator Chrome Extention is not from MS a...
by mahogany on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @10:21AM
(#27194929)
As a Firefox extension user myself, it is pretty crazy what permissions we allow from them. Even with something like uBlock Origin, which I'm sure a lot of people here use, one of the permissions you have to accept is literally "Access your data for all websites". Why are we okay with that?
Re:Microsoft Authenticator Chrome Extention is not from MS a...
by howinteresting on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @11:08AM
(#27195646)
Well, the alternative is static filter lists like in Safari, which results in a worse experience.
I trust gorhill much more than I trust random ad delivery networks trying to possibly exploit zero-day vulnerabilities.
Are these more common on Chromebooks or some other platform I don't regularly use?