Did they fix the bug where Ublock Origin doesn't work?
this post was submitted on 31 Jul 2026
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I think they forgot to fix that one.
Hopefully they don't accidentally create a bug to make it harder to sideload apps in Android.
bug != feature
I use chrome only for dev work on local host.
Totally stopped using it on all devices otherwise.
Not missing anything, just wish FF mobile was a bit more polished, but having ublock outweighs any issues.
What they forgot to add: in the same time, they've also managed to create more bugs than they've fixed, thanks to AI.
That doesn't seem to be the case, what are you basing this on?
Anecdotal but I use chrome for work and the June/July updates this year were the only time all my passwords/history/session cookies were totally wiped by an update. That has been pretty annoying to recover from and I know it happened because I updated Chrome for bug testing.
you represent all of humanity great hedgehog. i will base all my critical thinking based on your singular glorious anecdotes. they make me laugh and cry <3
CURSES TO CHROME. FUUUUCK AIIIIIIIII
I don't see how ai being used by the same software dev would lead to worse work, if they use it correctly on a task by task basis in cases where it doesn't need a lot of context/memory that keeps getting overwritten. I feel like they 100% use it as autofill or for structure that they check through while the companies claim it's just straight up aigenerated with no human input to boost their stock value.
Because reading code isn't the same act as writing it.
It is way easier to miss a subtle issue when you are reviewing a bunch of code you didn't write than it is in code you actually wrote yourself using your own brain.
That makes sense actually, I haven't programmed since freshman year of college and forgot how you hold it in your head. (which is stupid, while I use ai to mess with threejs, I still use blender geonodes manually which work the same as coding manually kinda, looking at other people's work it can be hard to process compared to when you make the tree yourself)
glad I don't run that browser and haven't for years. 🤷♂️
They couldn't have used Gemini for the task; that shit sucks ass.
My company fixed even more bugs “with” ai during June. Because of AI project Glasswing and the fear of looking stupid, I was finally able to get priority for updating everything. All the tools, all the dependencies, all the programming languages are now on supported versions. Even the most legacy projects are now up to date. Tens of thousands of bugs fixed.