The changes which impede ad blocking are in Chromium, not in the commercial Chro...

		taneq on May 30, 2019 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Switch from Chrome to Firefox The changes which impede ad blocking are in Chromium, not in the commercial Chrome fork. And Google will continue to force anti-ad-blocking, pro-tracking changes into Chromium until they reach their ultimate Shrodinger's Privacy-Friendly Browser which exists in a superposition of "showing few ads" and "allowing all tracking."

It's in the "Enterprise" Chrome fork. I don't think they charge money for it.