(MalwareBytes also is another Mullvad reseller charging the same rate.) Given their privacy-focused brand, and the Mullvad name being unknown among the general public, Mozilla might have a nice revenue stream from being a VPN reseller. They’ve tried expanding their business with their purchase of Pocket (I use and love the Premium service but I don’t see a lot of people signing up for $45/yr) and they just launched a white-label VPN that’s a reseller-version of the well-regarded Mullvad VPN, with Firefox’s name on it, for the same $4.99/month. Google paid enough for Firefox to employ 1000 full-time workers… and they just shed 25% of their workforce as they try this pivot, apparently in anticipation of losing their Google contract or its diminishing dramatically in amount. But the contract expires later this year, there’s no renewal (yet), and Google has much less reason to pay, or pay nearly as much, now that Chrome has become many times more popular than Firefox over the years. This threads have made me lose hope that I’ll ever be able to switch to Safari or enjoy sped up videos on iOS again, since I don’t think Apple will invest any time in that.įirefox is in an especially bad situation because it’s reported that it derives roughly 90% of it income from Google’s payment to make itself the primary search engine. Just recently someone made a PR, who ported the Chromium audio renderer: The entire issue sparked around that whatever on the fly wave-form overlap comparison filter in Chrome/Chromium and therefore Brave uses creates a better output compared to most players or player engines in browsers. I stumbled upon this by accident, to be honest: IINA (the mpv based macOS player with a nice GUI) has the same issue, but at least you can add flags to make it work nicely with higher playback speeds. (The same goes for video players on iOS.) Video Speed Controller for Chrome is unique to that regard and makes use of some form of “voice smoothing” function/filter the player engine has built in.
Pipifier chrome code#
Termination Reason: Namespace ASSERTIOND, Code 0xd00d2badĬom.Tab-Suspender.Extension (DZ2G3D39GP) (Version: 39 - Display Version: 2.1.1) Tab SuspenderĬom. (TC3Q7MAJXF) (Version: 48 - Display Version: 1.8.10) AdGuard Advanced Blockingĭe.-Safari-Extension (AW9CBV6SY7) (Version: 8 - Display Version: 1.2.4) PiPifier ButtonĬom. (TC3Q7MAJXF) (Version: 48 - Display Version: 1.8.10) AdGuard Safari IconĬom. (TC3Q7MAJXF) (Version: 48 - Display Version: 1.8.10) AdGuard GeneralĬom. (TC3Q7MAJXF) (Version: 48 - Display Version: 1.8.10) AdGuard SecurityĬom. (TC3Q7MAJXF) (Version: 48 - Display Version: 1.8.10) AdGuard CustomĬom. (TC3Q7MAJXF) (Version: 48 - Display Version: 1.8.10) AdGuard OtherĬom. (TC3Q7MAJXF) (Version: 48 - Display Version: 1.8.10) AdGuard PrivacyĬom. (TC3Q7MAJXF) (Version: 48 - Display Version: 1.8.I yet haven’t found a speed controller extension for Safari that does not alter the pitch of voices.
The message is about the same every time: System Integrity Protection: enabledĬrashed Thread: 0 Dispatch queue: -threadĮxception Codes: 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000 Often I would notice that Safari crashed when I was away from my computer. Sometimes it would crash when I click a link, sometimes it would crash when not doing anything. After I upgraded to MacOS Big Sur, Safari started to crash and the crash logs look very similar.
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