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If by ad blocker you mean a browser plugin, then I do not have one of these. I use a hosts file that ignores many ad hosts at the DNS level. No need for a low

by Shorel 5y ago

If by ad blocker you mean a browser plugin, then I do not have one of these. I use a hosts file that ignores many ad hosts at the DNS level. No need for a low performance solution.

causi 5y ago
uBlock Origin does not noticeably affect the responsiveness of my T100 from 2013 with a Bay Trail atom CPU and 2GB RAM. What exactly are you browsing on?
- Shorel 5y ago
  Intel i7 1165g7 Anyway, I don't want to waste CPU cycles or battery life on such things.
bloqs 5y ago
Do you regularly update the blacklist yourself? Ublock origin uses close to no memory or cpu for me, and offers instantaneous, effortless disabling in times where it is needed.
- Shorel 5y ago
  Of course I do update the list! It is taken from here https://winhelp2002.mvps.org/hosts.htm https://winhelp2002.mvps.org/hosts.htm And I have another ~40 entries not included in that list. You should try it. It is another layer of protection in case you want to keep using uBlock Origin.