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Kind of a brilliant compromise, actually. By default it's a declarative content-blocker, but if you run into a specific site that shows ads you can enable the f
by hendersoon 3y ago
Kind of a brilliant compromise, actually. By default it's a declarative content-blocker, but if you run into a specific site that shows ads you can enable the full-fat uBlock Origin featureset there.
- eipi10_hn 3y agoNo, it's not full-fat uBO. It's more prone to anti-adblock/ads-reinsertion (problems with `redirect-rule` and unable to fast updates) and ads/trackers/popups can slip through if cannot be caught by regex filters.