Firefox: The last time we highlighted uBlock, a fast and lightweight alternative to AdBlock Plus, it was Chrome only. Now the add-on is available for Firefox as well, and it works well, even ...

Popular extensions like uBlock Origin, which are based on the Manifest V2 framework, will encounter compatibility problems with Chrome’s transition to Manifest V3. Google Chrome is prompting ...

However, it's definitely memory hungry, and can slow your system down. If you want a leaner alternative that still keeps the web clean and protects your privacy, try uBlock (or rather, µBlock.) ...

With that said, let's get to the extensions. 1. uBlock Origin uBlock Origin is the king of content blocking for Firefox. With over 7 million downloads, the numbers speak for themselves.

That’s very bad news for uBlock Origin, one of the best ad blockers, because it means the app would end up being disabled in the Chrome browser. And that process has just started kicking off.

Yes uBlock Origin is the best IMO. Yes, just run Defender and uBlock and see how it goes. Never a problem here after years of usage.

uBlock Origin on Firefox can now block first-party tracking scripts that attempt to bypass filters and rules by utilizing DNS CNAME records to load scripts from a third-party domain.

uBlock Origin is a fast, lightweight, and free add-on that works in some of the most popular desktop browsers in use today (with the exception of Microsoft’s Explorer and Edge browsers).

uBlock Origin 1.2.5 has been released with a new feature that blocks first-party tracking scripts that use DNS CNAME records to load tracking scripts from a third-party domain and bypass filters.

uBlock Origin is bound to get a lot of new users with this update. In the early days of the Internet and up until the early 2010s, browsers came with options to disable JavaScript execution.

Manifest V3 has left popular ad-blocking extension uBlock Origin in the dust. Now, the perennial browser underdog Opera is committing to support uBlock Origin and other older extensions, despite ...