Remember to use uBlock Origin.
>>53741811
I'm using it, senpai :^)
What makes this preferable to regular ublock?
>>53741923
The orgin Dev isn't a idiot and a jew
>>53741963
Anything more specific?
Is it just even less memory-hoggy or what?
>>53741923
Compare:
https://github.com/chrisaljoudi/uBlock/commits/master
and
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/commits/master
>>53741982
Am convinced.
Swapping now
REMINDER TO USE HOSTS FILE
uBlock Origin keeps the normies away and angry. uBlock Origin also specifically refuses donations.
>>53742012
Overkill
uMatrix is better for advanced users.
>>53742062
The method of filtering is completely different. They compliment each other more than anything.
>>53742012
>falling for the hosts meme
>>53742127
They are completely independent. Can be used with one another, but don't need to.
>>53741982
I don't use github and never will. I'm assuming this is the ublock dev requesting a pull of the ublock origin?
>>53742316
No. Just open the link, turbonerd.
>>53742371
I read it and I'm trying to decipher it. That's why I asked. I was just saying that to state I would never use them.
>>53742396
I think his point was that ublock origin is being actively developed and ublock isn't. This isn't the only reason to change to origin though.
>>53742396
ublock (chrisaljoudihas) has no real development on it, and a huge number of the commits being version bumps and readme updates. The last commit was August last year.
ublock origin (gorhill) actually has development happening, with multiple commits per day.
>>53742396
Chris hasn't updated his since August.
Gorhill updated his 12 hours ago.
That's the difference.
>>53741811
>uBlock Origin is NOT an "ad blocker": it is a wide-spectrum blocker
I only need an ad blocker, not this bloated blocker
>>53742632
Are you really that dense?
>>53742632
Then use bluhell.
>>53741811
>twenty mins ago no adblock
>go on forbes.com
>please disable adblock
>wtf
>install ublock origin
>block anti adblock
>can see forbes now
>>53741811
I do
>>53744886
