Depends on how much you care about privacy I guess. Everyone I know switched to uBlock after AdBlock introduced their "acceptable ad" program. It very quickly

Depends on how much you care about privacy I guess. Everyone I know switched to uBlock after AdBlock introduced their "acceptable ad" program. It very quickly turned into "pay us to not block your ads". Now they're intentionally disrupting and nagging users to give them money. What "premium" features can an ad blocker even have? Why pay AdBlock, who does not care about your security or privacy, when uBlock exists, is free, and is generally better all around? I find these kinds of practices entirely unacceptable so I don't use them.