feat: ReChrome

[TheLegendaryPhoenix08]

Application

Google Chrome !

Issue

I am tired of seeing ads.

Patch

The most demanded, enabling blocking ads in chrome.

Motivation

Because chrome is chrome

Acknowledgements

• I have searched the existing issues and this is a new and no duplicate or related to another open issue.
• I have written a short but informative title.
• I filled out all of the requested information in this issue properly.

[Julius8900]

You can simply solve this issue by installing AdGuard on your phone.

[reisxd]

Acknowledgements not met.

[TheLegendaryPhoenix08]

@Julius8900 it's paid, eat's up battery and yeah of course ! PRIVACY (?)

[Julius8900]

Then use Brave

[Ushie]

@Julius8900 it's paid, eat's up battery and yeah of course ! PRIVACY (?)

Use AdGuard private DNS then

[oSumAtrIX]

Kiwi can block ads with UBlockOrigin

[TheLegendaryPhoenix08]

@oSumAtrIX Yeah, but I want sync across devices, especially between computer and phone.
And yeah, all the passwords and bookmarks along with sync will blow away if I use KiWi.

And I also know that Firefox is also there but I doesn't meets my productivity needs.

Thanks
Regards,
Adish

[Ushie]

AdGuard DNS will work well in your case

By the way, by patching Chrome you won't be able to login to your Google account, so it'd hinder your sync eitherway, there's no reason to patch the entire browser just to adblock

[oSumAtrIX]

@AdishSagarawat Sync extensions exist.

[CnC-Robert]

@Julius8900 it's paid, eat's up battery and yeah of course ! PRIVACY (?)

why are you using google chrome if you care about privacy

[SodaWithoutSparkles]

1. Use DNS-based blockers like Pi-hole or adguard
2. Use firefox w/ ublock origin plugin, which does not spy on you (at least not to the same degree as chrome)
3. Use other browsers like brave with in-built adblocking functionality
4. Use kiwi browser w/ ublock origin

You shouldnt be saving passwords in browsers anyway, use a password manager. Password stored in browsers, if synced to a desktop, are not protected/encrypted. They are stored in a predictable location. Malware can steal them easily.

Edit: See this to transfer data from chrome to firefox