In that mode you can make it much more strict, such that it loads no js at all by default, and/or loads only first party scripts by default. I think out of the

In that mode you can make it much more strict, such that it loads no js at all by default, and/or loads only first party scripts by default. I think out of the box with the default blacklist mode very few things are broken, but the trade-off there is that you're running way more code. I do imagine the default list would block this specific nonsense from tiktok, although I haven't verified that assumption. I block all scripts initially with ubo and slowly allow what I need to make a site function (or just close tab on sites I deem unworthy of the effort). This is certainly more than you could expect from a normal user.