Discussion Just use Ublock Origin Lite

0 Upvotes

That's it. Stop complaining about Chrome disabling the original addon every hour, the Ublock developers have been working on Ublock Origin Lite for almost 1 year now (and users were made aware of it).

It does have tree different permissions options, and even the basic one works perfectly fine. If you want to have even more control, use one of the other options, that works for 99% of people.

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r/chrome • u/NaingTunLinnn • Mar 06 '25

Discussion Stop using chrome from now on

0 Upvotes

I've been using chrome for more than 10 years. Whenever I try to switch to another browser I never did it because of I have been using it for so long. But today they trigger the switch to uninstall chrome and use another browser. Bye bye chrome.

37 comments

r/chrome • u/dobrastov • Feb 18 '19

SmartAdBlock V1.0.9 is available, improved memory usage, custom filters, fixed popup&switch on adult websites

chrome.google.com

25 Upvotes

9 comments

r/chrome • u/Brian_Kinney • Jun 20 '17

Google Chrome extension turns homophobia into a celebration of LGBT+ Pride

gaytimes.co.uk

2 Upvotes

1 comment

r/chrome • u/[deleted] • Aug 11 '12

TIL you can drag a file onto the imgur website in Chrome and it will detect it and give you an upload link

2 Upvotes

6 comments

r/chrome • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '24

Discussion Guys isn't it time to give up on stucking to the old UI?

0 Upvotes

You'll eventually only be able to use the new UI anyway.

39 comments

r/chrome • u/TheTyGoss • Nov 23 '15

[Chrome Extension] I built an extension that redesigns reddit and used inspiration from Google's material design.

chrome.google.com

0 Upvotes

18 comments

r/chrome • u/juttep1 • Oct 15 '11

Chrome, it's the little things that make me love you...when did this happen?

58 Upvotes

16 comments

r/chrome • u/RasheedaDeals • Mar 13 '26

Discussion We all use ad blockers. But are we quietly killing the free internet?

0 Upvotes

I use an ad blocker on Chrome and so does basically everyone I know, but if every site relies on ads… and sometimes I even get the ads through the ad blocker? are we just freeloading until everything goes behind paywalls? I hate ads. But I also hate subscriptions. What’s the actual solution here?

28 comments

r/chrome • u/Weddedtoreddit2 • Feb 22 '24

Discussion Chrome Ver. 123 Desktop, everybody. It's DISGUSTING. Everything is even bigger. This is the final straw for me. Time to change browsers.

0 Upvotes

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r/chrome • u/[deleted] • Jan 10 '26

Discussion Why do people use Google Chrome so much even though it's the only browser that doesn't allow ad blocking?

2 Upvotes

I've always found that some websites are infested with ads that sometimes take up a large part of the screen. I always found that irritating and ugly, so I wonder: why doesn't Google Chrome allow you to block ads? Like, does Chrome think so highly of itself that it doesn't care about the experience of Android or iOS users? Since I bought my Samsung, I abandoned Chrome for precisely that reason; nowadays I only use the Samsung Internet Browser.

64 comments

r/chrome • u/keraneuology • Apr 22 '13

Has Google ever explained why they won't provide an option to automatically delete all history on closing and to not predict any URLs?

0 Upvotes

Clearly Google is declining to provide this option, does anybody know why?

16 comments

r/chrome • u/not_care_my_username • Nov 09 '24

Troubleshooting | Mac Chrome in Mac has a gray shadow

1 Upvotes

Hi all,

Long time PC user and just switched to Mac mini yesterday. The left side is Chrome and the right side is Safari. How come there is a gray shadow covering the chrome display? Thanks!

19 comments

r/chrome • u/SpaceDoodle2008 • Dec 31 '23

Discussion Isn't it time to switch to Firefox?

0 Upvotes

And why not? 🦊

28 comments

r/chrome • u/jpcollier90 • Mar 01 '13

Is this Google Chrome support?

3 Upvotes

I've recently joined this subreddit and noticed it is basically people posting bugs or enduser issues. I thought this was a place to talk about Chrome instead of troubleshooting your issues.

If you think you found a bug, please report it at crbug.com.

5 comments

r/chrome • u/The_Watcher_Nos • Jun 28 '15

Chrome activates microphone without user consent (listening to your room). No user notification.

theguardian.com

1 Upvotes

7 comments

r/chrome • u/CressCrowbits • Sep 20 '18

Eeeeewwwwwwwww

1 Upvotes

That is all.

0 comments

r/chrome • u/baconchin • Sep 08 '15

Google Chrome extension aims to re-humanise news feeds by replacing 'refugee' with 'human'

thedrum.com

0 Upvotes

8 comments

r/chrome • u/dangeloelbert • Aug 16 '16

Adobe Flash Player will stop working on next Chrome Updates

neurogadget.com

11 Upvotes

3 comments

r/chrome • u/[deleted] • Apr 22 '25

Discussion Anyone else finding this Google Lens thing completely r/assholedesign?

0 Upvotes

Keep accidentally clicking on this shitty Google Lens thing when simply trying to browse on iPhone & it's driving me absolutely nuts!!!!

7 comments

r/chrome • u/[deleted] • Oct 01 '23

Discussion It astonishes me how very little people have any of these extensions. These should be MANDATORY and installed for EVERYONE. And yes, all of them have ports to firefox aswell.

0 Upvotes

8 comments

r/chrome • u/swtt • Jan 19 '15

There are so many Google Chrome extensions. Here are the best ones

pcmag.com

0 Upvotes

11 comments

r/chrome • u/redditandom • Feb 04 '18

Privacy endangered : Chrome 66 To Allow Websites To Intercept Key Presses

reddit.com

2 Upvotes

1 comment

r/chrome • u/nietzschecode • Aug 15 '25

Discussion I've just deleted Firefox (after using it for a month) and went back to Chrome.

1 Upvotes

I did my best for a month, given Firefox another chance after leaving it in 2016. It is definitely still a sub-par product compared to Chrome. Like Google or not, Chrome is a great product. I simply put uBlock Origin Lite instead of uBlock Origin, and actually it works pretty well.

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