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Consider changing name to something like "uBlock Defender"

Open sbstn87 opened this issue 5 years ago • 14 comments
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Hi,

after what has recently happened and cutting ties with the upstream NanoDefender due to the ownership change, you should consider changing name of the project to something like "uBlock Defender" or "uBlock Protector", as at the moment it is only the uBlock Origin companion extension.

sbstn87 avatar Oct 15 '20 20:10 sbstn87

I agree to rename, but I am confuse should I just use the term uBlock due to name confusion to another scam (uBlock-LLC). Including the name uBO or too similar naming may also cause their contributors trouble, as this project is not related to them as well.

I am also planning to open as a new repository. The new coward owner just clone everything from old repository and still linking me as their "official port", which is fake news at all.

LiCybora avatar Oct 15 '20 23:10 LiCybora

Maybe something like Cybora Defender? It could also be a more direct name like Antiantiadblock but that borders on the silly

Thank you so much for maintaining this fork, you’re a legend

rari-teh avatar Oct 16 '20 02:10 rari-teh

uBO Defender sounds great to me. Maybe ask gorhill, if he's ok with that name.

sbstn87 avatar Oct 16 '20 04:10 sbstn87

uBlock Defender like me!

gabri25ele avatar Oct 16 '20 12:10 gabri25ele

It is not good to use a name include someone else brand. Users who seldom read and pay attention might easily misinterpret as it is related to uBO, which might give their contributors trouble.

I am thinking like "Pico Defender", a continuation after μBlock (old name of uBlock) and nano for unit prefix. The downside is people may not understand what it is for just from the naming.

Decision is not final yet, feel free to present your idea.

LiCybora avatar Oct 16 '20 12:10 LiCybora

yes, it's true... I like "ublock" in the name to a connextion to the "origin" but I understand it's not good. it might even look like a counterfeit... and If you will use the "origin"? I don't know... anyway, the update will come automatically as update of nano defender 15.0.0.206 or need to be installed by new?

gabri25ele avatar Oct 16 '20 12:10 gabri25ele

New install if you are using the "Nano Defender Pro" on GitHub release. Installing from AMO will receive direct update, but I will provide sufficient information to notify user. Next nano defender update will show the message at first install/update.

But this repository will most likely not using anymore. I will open a new repository instead and archive this repository.

LiCybora avatar Oct 16 '20 12:10 LiCybora

uDefender or uProtector?

sbstn87 avatar Oct 16 '20 13:10 sbstn87

uDefender! I like it!

gabri25ele avatar Oct 16 '20 13:10 gabri25ele

uDefender sounds good. If no objection today, I will take this name

LiCybora avatar Oct 16 '20 23:10 LiCybora

On 10/16/2020 7:02 PM, LiCybora wrote:

uDefender sounds good. If no objection today, I will take this name

The choice is yours of course. But I like it.

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David

thetinsmith avatar Oct 16 '20 23:10 thetinsmith

Whatever new name you choose, also change the logo of the extension. The Nano brand is heavily damaged, it is in your best interest to remove all reference to it once the extension is renamed and rebranded. Also rename the source repositories, none of them should carry the Nano name. Once that is done, nothing speaks against this extension thriving again in the future on Firefox.

Peacock365 avatar Oct 20 '20 16:10 Peacock365

Logo already selected https://github.com/LiCybora/NanoCoreFirefox/issues/36

logo

Requires minor adjustment :)

gwarser avatar Oct 20 '20 19:10 gwarser

I’m personally in favour of PicoDefender.

ExE-Boss avatar Oct 22 '20 19:10 ExE-Boss