Reminds me of a solvent metaphor for adblockers. Ads on web pages are like stains on a surface. Browsing with ublock origin is like cleaning a surface with al

Reminds me of a solvent metaphor for adblockers. Ads on web pages are like stains on a surface. Browsing with ublock origin is like cleaning a surface with alcohol-based product. It worked for a while. Cat-and-mouse game tends to yield ads that bypass these. Like sticky dirt that won't go away with alcohol. Enters uMatrix. Browsing with uMatrix is like cleaning the surface with a mix of stronger solvents, like acetone. It's much more effective, but it will more or less ruin the surface/web page in many cases. Tuning uMatrix allows to find a mix that works. For geeks that are okay with contributing, or just clicking on colored cells in a grid, uMatrix is best. Like wolves, ads bite the laziest part of the flock, leaving the strongest clear.