Yes, ad-blockers get access to All The Things (except in Chrom(e/ium), where they've intentionally been neutered so Google can keep serving you ads), so you sho

Yes, ad-blockers get access to All The Things (except in Chrom(e/ium), where they've intentionally been neutered so Google can keep serving you ads), so you should treat them as any other piece of software, and get one you trust. The current gold standard is uBlock Origin, which is open source[1], highly performant, and whose author (gorhill) has a stellar reputation in the community. [1] https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock