• @scholar
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    3821 year ago

    It’s bizarre how blatent this is. Google has so much power over web standards that Mozilla have to work really hard to make firefox work, but YouTube don’t bother being subtle or clever and just write ‘if Firefox, get stuffed’ in plain text for everyone to see.

    • @aseriesoftubes
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      701 year ago

      Google has been doing this kind of thing for a while. If you try to use Google Meet in Firefox, you can’t use things like background blurring. Spoofing Chrome works in that situation as well.

      • Lemminary
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        181 year ago

        And the stupid thing is that all I use Chrome for is Meets… And that’s it. Do they really think they win me over?

        • @chiliedogg
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          231 year ago

          Not you or me. But most people, yeah.

          • Hoptrain
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            71 year ago

            That is, as always, the problem: it works for them. The average Joe isn’t going to implement a new filter into ublock…

        • dual_sport_dork 🐧🗡️
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          171 year ago

          You can change your user agent string, the text your browser uses to tell the web site you’re looking at what browser it is, either via your F12 developer tools menu or via an extension.

        • @scholar
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          111 year ago

          The most convenient way is with a browser extension that changes your user agent. You can also change it in the developer options of most browsers.

    • @agent_flounder
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      121 year ago

      In my other comment I provide a link to the US DOJ anti-trust complaint center website.