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@shepgo@mastodon.social @gruber@mastodon.social @Linusedwards@mastodon.social Orion allows for per-site JS blocking, and can even use the no-JS option as a default, allowing you to selectively enable it. It also allows you to set your search engine to something other than Apple's few. Plus, you can use extensions for both Firefox and Chrome with it. (It also has apps for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and beta versions for Windows and Linux.)
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Orion’s ability to run most Chrome and Firefox extensions is an unusual feature but it does not implement every WebExtensions API, so compatibility is not 100% and I don’t know of any Firefox plugin functionality unavailable in a Chromium browser anyway. Cool tech/trick though.
With Google deprecating uBo and seemingly soon removing it from its Extensions Store I’m more comfortable with Brave’s hosting it and building the tech into its browser