@Proton_Pass Extension bloat is a privacy risk.
Refine your stack to the heavy hitters uBlacklist, uBlock Origin, and Proton Pass.
If you want to browse like a pro, adopt the Mull and Tor philosophy.
"Strip it down to the bare necessities"
@Dexerto It is a website bug that is breaking the browser.
Think of it like a poorly designed road (YouTube) that is causing every brand of car (Browsers) to pop their tires.
The cars are fine the road needs to be repaved.
YouTube Sucks...
Android users !!
1. SpamBlocker (by aj3423)
This is widely considered the gold standard on F-Droid.
Itโs incredibly lightweight and uses the native Android CallScreeningService.
It supports Regular Expressions (Regex). If you notice scammers are using a specific pattern like spoofing numbers that look just like yours, aka "neighbor spoofing", you can write a simple rule to nukes them all instantly.
2. Yet Another Call Blocker (YACB)
A classic choice for people who want something "set it and forget it"
It uses a crowdsourced database of known spam numbers that stays on your device.
It doesn't require internet access to function once the database is downloaded, so your call logs never leave the phone.
3. Silence
If you want to go "Nuclear Option"
It simply blocks any number not in your contacts.
Perfect if youโre currently being targeted by a "storm" of calls and just need the noise to stop immediately.
To fix the memory leak bug on YouTube, you can use the one extension users love and Google hates uBlock Origin.
Adding this script to your filters is a bit of a nuclear option, but it seems to fix the issue for good. :)
@sciencegirl Back in high school in California, lunch was just a burrito and a Coke.
After seeing school lunches in South Koreaโฆ yeah, the U.S. feels pretty disappointing.