[mtmail]

I (based in Europe) see a page presenting Mozilla VPN. Are you saying you see an ad for Disney?

[edit] I used a United States VPN now. Indeed a Disney ad for a movie. In Europe it's a static page with some text about Mozilla VPN.

[detaro]

for those of us outside the US and without VPN, archive.org also captured it from the US: https://web.archive.org/web/20220308222503/https://www.mozil...

EDIT: vs screenshot what EU sees: https://i.imgur.com/S1ueBQn.png

[plinkplink]

Interesting. Yes; it is a slimy bait-and-switch ad for Disney's newest animated series - ultimately an ad for their streaming service. I will not support them by posting links here.

[AA-BA-94-2A-56]

Every day I consider saying 'to hell with it' and going back to Safari.

[netsharc]

Vivaldi, by one of the creators (and former CEO of the original Opera, still seems decent, they don't have any bullshit like a "buy now pay later" extension or a rendering engine that inserts ads.

[nebula8804]

Safari does not seem to have a robust adblocker solution. I could be mistaken but it seems like you can only install extensions through their app store? So convoluted compared to Chrome. It is blazing fast though. :/

[AA-BA-94-2A-56]

I've been using an adblocker on Safari in combination with either NextDNS or PiHole. Works not too bad. Only reason I use Firefox/Chrome is because I'm a frontend dev.

[smsm42]

I'm in the US but still see the VPN page. I use VPN though so maybe VPN out-points are excluded for some reason.

[zajio1am]

Even the page with Mozilla VPN is an ad, although first-party and not third party.