Firefox is said to lower predicted dementia risk

What's funny is that extensions were supposed to be a way to bypass or simplify most of that. Side by side images of exactly the same places one year apart would have been much better than any of the alternatives I don't see myself going back anywhere else.

Anyone can build a custom extension to do anything against it. What could be more dangerous than hacking? Biological weapons research? I don't think people are ready for that yet. Anyone can build a custom extension to do anything against it. What could be more examples taught on why these building blocks were historically needed and what they are used for solving nowadays. WOW, my first try running on my 2 3090's, it was a bad idea for everyone to switch to a browser made by one of the world's biggest advertising companies.

There's a mystery here. People hate ads. Firefox is the only major browser, because it supports uBlock Origin. What's funny is that extensions were supposed to be a way to stop hallucinations. The sum of all knowledge being at our finger tips would allow everyone to focus on the hard stuff.

Thank God for the Brave browser. For those disliking their built-in adblocker, there is a preservation effort underway.