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You use both(UbO and uMatrix)? I didn’t realize uMatrix dev had been discontinued until just now, but between Brave shields and uMatrix I do a lot of clicking
by drewmol 3y ago
You use both(UbO and uMatrix)? I didn’t realize uMatrix dev had been discontinued until just now, but between Brave shields and uMatrix I do a lot of clicking just to get stuff to work properly when browsing. Do you have to toggle/config uBlock often?
- pmontra 3y agoI use Firefox. I don't know what's a Brave shield. I use uMatrix + uBO on desktop and NoScript + uBO on mobile. I use uBO's UI mainly for the element picker. The part that reimplemented uMatrix is too hard to understand and to use, hence my comment about the teapot that pours tea from above the handle. I'm using NoScript on my phone because it has a better UI for that. I use uMatrix on my desktop because it's better than NoScript. I don't use uMatrix on my phone because it's not available on mobile. I would if it was.
- drewmol 3y agoSorry, I could have been more clear. Brave is a browser with a feature called Shield, an anti-tracking feature, a click of the icon disables it/reloads page. So my workflow is up to 3 clicks if I just want to disable everything, which I do when I'm in a hurry sometimes. I was wondering how often you had to interact with uBO mostly, which was answered in sibling comment. I'm switching back to an android phone, mostly for a better browsing experience, so I'll try Firefox/NoScript+uBO combo. I'm using uMatrix everywhere else(except on iOS) but no uBO, I thought uMatrix covered everything uBO does but I guess not so I'll try both. Also, I believe some versions of nightly Firefox (on mobile) can support uMatrix, IIRC. Thanks for the breakdown!
- Yujf 3y agoIf you rely on default config uBO just works, but if you go furthur in blocking things (or add third party filters) tinkering may be required for certain webpages (or a lot depending on how hard you go)
- drewmol 3y agoGreat that's what I was looking for, I'll try combining the two.