It will disable incremental updates but as long as there is a flashable zip file of the full image you can update using that

You can also quickly unroot then do an incremental update and then use magisk to create a flashable boot image afterwards to re-root

Fair enough, completely understandable

You could try Smart Tube which has built in adblock and sponsorblock and see if that works better on your android tv box

From what I understand it doesn’t work on any of the mobile apps which is unfortunate, but I guess that is the price we pay for not wanting to just use the web browser

The limit on formatting drives as fat32 is 32GB on windows though anything above 32GB and you have to go find a 3rd party tool to convert larger disks to fat32

This update doesn’t seem to remove any add-ons specifically but turns them off on more sensitive websites if Mozilla has not reviewed them.

It does look like there is an about:config option to turn it off, however it looks like this is most likely to be for bank websites etc. and only for add-ons not reviewed by Mozilla.

Currently, at least, ublock origin and most of the bigger adblock add-ons are reviewed by Mozilla and shouldn’t be affected

I know at least at the start some users were confused by the federation process and created 10+ accounts to “subscribe” to other instances plus there have been bots signing up through smaller instances without capcha or email verification so that might explain the discrepency

NTA although I could understand her being confused by the infinitely refilling bowl of chocolate