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Here's how my ad blocker works: - Install uMatrix (firefox/chrome add-on) - Manually whitelist javascript Get uMatrix folks.

• mderazon 9y ago
  Don't get how it's different from ublock or what's the benefits of umatrix
  • molloy 9y ago
    It blocks all third party scripts by default, allows first party scripts by default, and offers a very intuitive and clean interface for selectively allowing frames, xhr requests, scripts, etc. It has a better UX than uBlock in my experience.
  • fwdpropaganda 9y ago
    Does ublock allow to block all javascript and cookies by default, and manually whitelist javascript or cookies domain by domain?
    • ams6110 9y ago
      In "advanced user" mode it can do this. You can even say things like "yes allow from foo.com but only when I'm visiting bar.com" I did this for a while but it all got to be too much trouble honestly. Now I just run uBlock in default configuration and also have an /etc/hosts file, and browser set to clear all history and cookies when closed.