> I've become frustrated with having to disable one or both of the above for too many sites--they just break functionality for a good chunk of the web For uBlo

> I've become frustrated with having to disable one or both of the above for too many sites--they just break functionality for a good chunk of the web For uBlock Origin[1], the best solution is to report the breakage to filter list maintainers. Keep in mind that all the lists are community-contributed, with filtering issue addressed as users report them. So you benefit from these when using a content blocker making use of these community-maintained lists. So when you report a broken site and that as a result the lists are updated, then you contributed back to have the issue addressed for others as well when they visit the site. The basic default lists/settings should have minimal breakage issues. * * * [1] Side note: uBO is a content blocker, not an "ad blocker" -- I never ever referred to uBO as an "ad blocker". I consider this an important distinction.