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I did not even realize my ublock origin was turned off. My HOST FILE script did the same service: https://expatcircle.com/cms/privacy-advanced-ublock-origin-won
by Beijinger 1y ago
I did not even realize my ublock origin was turned off. My HOST FILE script did the same service: https://expatcircle.com/cms/privacy-advanced-ublock-origin-wont-work-with-chrome-anymore-ad-and-tracker-blocking-using-a-hosts-file/ https://expatcircle.com/cms/privacy-advanced-ublock-origin-w...
More concerning is that social fixer was turned off: https://socialfixer.com/ https://socialfixer.com/
MFGA Make Facebook Great again ;-)
- Beijinger 1y agoWhy the downvote?
- neuroelectron 1y agoGoogle is here
- kingo55 1y agoChanging your hosts file helps but it would only block hostnames primarily used for ads and trackers - it wouldn't address those trackers and ads loaded from hostnames shared with actual content. The more sophisticated sites will proxy their tracking and ads through their main app: E.g. www.cnn.com/ads.js I prefer having multiple layers just in case anything drops off: 1. VPN DNS / AdGuard local cached DNS 2. uBlock Origin It's like wearing two condoms (but it feels better than natural).
- RevEng 1y agoHosts alone won't solve many ads. Plenty of companies include their own annoying content from their own domains. uBlock lets you get far more fine grained, blocking specific paths.