The OP was talking about things that Firefox and Safari both provide out of the box; neither one provides uBlock out of the box, AFAIK. Personally, I'm perfect

The OP was talking about things that Firefox and Safari both provide out of the box; neither one provides uBlock out of the box, AFAIK. Personally, I'm perfectly happy using Better on Safari, after being somewhat reluctantly driven to using ad blockers a few years ago. https://better.fyi https://better.fyi (Having said that, Safari 13's "now does even less!" approach to extensions is finally making me consider switching back to Firefox after all these years, even though I don't actually use many extensions.)