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Is there a good alternative to uBlock in Chrome? Sadly I’m obliged to use it for aspects of my job.
by ablation 2y ago
Is there a good alternative to uBlock in Chrome? Sadly I’m obliged to use it for aspects of my job.
- 0x073 2y agouBlock in Firefox As the problem is chrome and not ublock
- ablation 2y agoThat's not what I asked, so not a particularly helpful comment given the context of my message.
- 8note 2y agoIt's the only actual answer though; adblocking requires permissions that chrome is removing, and you won't get something useful out of chrome
- meowster 2y agoThat may not be what you intended, but that is what you asked. It looks like you intended "is there a good alternative to uBlock in Chrome", but what you asked can just as well be interpreted as "is there a good alternative to uBlock in Chrome."
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- McBainiel 2y agoI don't use Chrome much but I've been using uBlock Origin Lite when I do for a couple of months and I'd recommend it. I don't watch YouTube on Chrome so I can't comment on how good it is there.
- ablation 2y agoThank you, will check it out.
- neuralRiot 2y agoI’ve been using Slimjet (chromium based) for a while now, it has a built-in ad blocker that works pretty good. What about “developer mode” in chrome have anyone tried to see if ublock works that way?