1Blocker has been the best for me, as it works with all of the Apple devices and syncs across them. Another option is to enable reader mode by default on all websites, so instead of getting the site with all of the ads, you’ll get a reader view without the ads and distractions.

It’s really not as bad as people portray. Most sites do work in Safari. There are some problems, but they’ve been pretty good about licking them over time. It’s passable enough that I only have to punt to an alternate browser once in a while.

I’ve tried to use Firefox, I really have. But Firefox absolutely murders my battery and I’m sorry, but they need to do some serious usability improvements… especially around the container implementation and tab management. It’s confusing as fuck (to me).

Sadly, it is a trend.

Teams won’t even open on Safari. Must use a chrome-based browser (like… Edge!)

Did you try to clear your cookies for the sites in question? Also, are you using iCloud Private Relay?

240v dedicated taps don’t come cheap. Having two 240v taps installed this morning, will cost about $1300. That’s without a proprietary charger. I decided to just use standard 240v chargers for our Mach-E. It’s slower than the proprietary Ford charger, but not by much.

Actually, Apple supports the right to repair law now: https://www.theverge.com/2023/8/23/23843506/apple-california-right-to-repair-sb-244

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This is completely incorrect. It is opt-out.

It was turned on for me by default when I opened Chrome (it had updated in the background). I had to go to settings to turn it back off.

They’re doing their own version of this, not Google’s. It’s equally bad.

But the advertisers do see the demographics and effectiveness of their ads being served. That’s a pretty good peek into browser histories, even though it’s not as minute as the statement leads you to believe.

Still, it’s too much.

Glad I’m not using Chrome.

I’ve never used Apple support through social media. I use their website, the support app, and messages to contact them. It was a great experience every time.

I’m surprised they stayed on Musk’s Twitter this long.

Bullshit. Plenty of other browsers based on other engines like WebKit.

In the USA, work doesn’t end at 5, and there’s always homework. That’s where your proposal goes wrong.