I'd still have it on for the bad players. There'd likely be no need to whitelist if you just want to help those playing nice because tracking blockers don't blo

I'd still have it on for the bad players. There'd likely be no need to whitelist if you just want to help those playing nice because tracking blockers don't block ads, they block third-party trackers. Ads hosted natively would be indistinguishable from other native content. I wouldn't even want an ad blocker that tried to block that, it would eat up too much processor trying to use machine learning to figure out what to block, and still get it wrong half the time. I've been to a couple sites that use traditional advertising and, as far as I can tell, uBlock Origin doesn't do anything to try and stop it.