I'm not even a fan of this regulation (I think it's sour grapes on the part of the EU because they have utterly failed to compete in this space) but I loathe the browser experience, with its lack of working ad blocking, on iOS.
I'm not even a fan of this regulation (I think it's sour grapes on the part of the EU because they have utterly failed to compete in this space) but I loathe the browser experience, with its lack of working ad blocking, on iOS.
> … I loathe the browser experience, with its lack of working ad blocking, on iOS.
Well, chrome is castrating ublock on chrome desktop with Manifest v3 quite soon. What makes you think it will be any different on iOS?
Pretty soon chrome Adblock capabilities will be quite similar to that of safari on iOS which I find quite ironic.
They even have an extension that blocks ads on YouTube and forces it to use the native video player, so you can get Picture in Picture without an app.
None of them are anywhere close to the quality of uBlock Origin.