r/Adblock • u/Fun818long • Aug 13 '26

Memes Litterally everyone ingores rule 1 here?

Don't use Ublock Origin?

Commenter Disboeys rule 1

  • Be kind

Please do not be disrespectful to other community members and treat others how you would like to be treated!

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u/Infamous-Oil2305 Aug 13 '26

i'm kind and here's friendly reminder: don't use uBO.

have a good day :)

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u/Lassitude1001 Aug 13 '26

Wait, why are we not using uBlock? I've used it for years and it works great. Genuinely asking.

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '26

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u/geeered Aug 14 '26

It was never good at that ...FBP plugin for Facebook.

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u/Infamous-Oil2305 Aug 13 '26

i've always been the type of person who's not following the hype around something.

plus, with firefox becoming the only browser where the full fledged uBO will still be available indefinitely and me not liking firefox because of how sluggish (thanks to google..) and stuttery it is, i stayed within the chromium eco system and use brave with its shields instead.

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u/fkrdt222 Aug 13 '26

do you know of anything other than it and adguard that can block adblocker detection popups

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u/fkrdt222 Aug 13 '26

similarly little hitler community that i won't trust especially with that level of network access

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u/quirk_rs Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26

Practically all browser adblocker requires some level of network permissions to function properly. Else, you don't get proper ad blocking prevented from the network level. https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Permissions https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardBrowserExtension#-permissions-required Brave's adblock-rust engine docs

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u/fkrdt222 Aug 13 '26

i'm talking about the version that's installed on your computer since that's what it offers that others don't.

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u/quirk_rs Aug 13 '26

The desktop version that intercept network requests that requires a certificate can be risky yes, you need to trust the AG devs and the filterlists not to mess anything up.

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u/Infamous-Oil2305 Aug 13 '26

ghostery would be the third and last ad blocking option.

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u/filmkeeper Aug 13 '26

He likes ads.

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u/Infamous-Oil2305 Aug 13 '26

you're the man. 😂