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For those not aware, the article assumes you are stuck in Google Chrome. Ublock works correctly in Firefox and derivatives, I advise you to use that instead to
by exceptione 5mo ago
For those not aware, the article assumes you are stuck in Google Chrome. Ublock works correctly in Firefox and derivatives, I advise you to use that instead to end the suffering.
If you find yourself in a "only Internet Explorer 5.5 is supported" situation, you could perhaps use Ungoogled Chromium and manually install Ublock Origin to buy yourself time to get out of that dead lock.
- atoav 5mo agoIf you use a browser by a company that earns most of its revenue by selling ads and wonder why the ad-blocker is not working I may have a bridge to sell to you.
- marysol5 5mo agoOutside of "Cast" to Google Devices, what is any benefit in Chrome? Firefox works fine now, I don't think I've had those memory issues that used to plague it in forever!
- Semaphor 5mo agoI use FF and uBO (which has always worked better on FF than on the adtech browser), but I'd love uMatrix back. The interface of uBO is a typical mobile friendly simplification. As the article says, uBO can do everything if you are willing to write rules by hand. And missing is that the equivalent in uMatrix was a single click. Simply a huge step back in UX, and while I dropped uM eventually as the lack of maintenance resulted in incompatibilities, I'm now permitting far more connections than before as anything else would require too much work when I want to actually browse the web.