uBlock Origin| open source alternative to Adblock plus

Use an ad blocker that DOESN'T compromise on your privacy (Adblock plus). It's light weight in resources and has all the tools you'll need, like white listings and a library of blocked malicious websites. Compatible for Chrome and Firefox.

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Thought this was common knowledge?

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Yeah it's been popular for ages now

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This post smells like an ad.

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It would probably be great if we pinned a thread around here for best in class or favorite software in the community...

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There's usually way too much stuff already pinned though...

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For every one person that knows it, there are 5 others that aren't aware. Especially for those who are just starting out in supporting Open Source.

I'm just trying to spread the word. I don't even have ads on my channel :)

I prefer it for myself, however it has a tendency to block a little to much causing annoying pop ups, which is primarily why I still install ABP for customer computers.

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Thanks for the tip. The only reason why I installed ABP was to block YouTube ads. They would serve me 2 minutes unskippable ads for a video just as long. Had I known uBlock was FOSS I would've tried it sooner. Currently use it on FF on Android. Like it so far.

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Just be careful when searching for UO in the AppStores (Firefox and Chrome/Chromium) there are always impostor apps and extensions.

Be careful to pick the true UO ^^

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