Librewolf has uBlock builtin already, which is probably superior to a solution based on system-wrapper-browsing (in the most cases built on restricted chrome engines) like the DuckDuckGo browser does.
It’s actually the main reason I am using LibreWolf on my company laptop, as installation of external browser plugins is disabled there…
Librewolf has uBlock builtin already, which is probably superior to a solution based on system-wrapper-browsing (in the most cases built on restricted chrome engines) like the DuckDuckGo browser does.
It’s actually the main reason I am using LibreWolf on my company laptop, as installation of external browser plugins is disabled there…