I say the day Mozilla bends the knee to advertisers and do what Chrome did by phasing out ad-blockers with Firefox. That’ll be the day when I look around my apartment and realize “man, I need to start getting into some hobbies now.”
I say the day Mozilla bends the knee to advertisers and do what Chrome did by phasing out ad-blockers with Firefox. That’ll be the day when I look around my apartment and realize “man, I need to start getting into some hobbies now.”
I’m not sure. It might take a lot. Even if they introduce passport verification for internet access and for every website you access, I think people will find a way around it and for example just move to an anonymous network like something on this list
That’s the thing. I don’t mind an older feeling browsing experience with real people making interesting things…like the current Indie Web!
…why I don’t want to casually browse TOR or other darknets, is all the risks of malware, bad actors, and of course, ending up coming across horrific sides of humanity for which there is simply no strong enough brain-bleach to unsee it.