EDIT: Also, is there a way to have uBoL Stripped block ads on Youtube?
Yes and it uses AdGuard Base filter (enable it). That is why I included all AG scriptlets in uBol-stripped and dumped the non-native procedural filters (only include native procedural filters which are handed very efficient in Chrome by Chrome itself).
P.S. I am not bashing mr Hill. he really is a great programmer, but my guess is that his fanboy clan puts pressure on him to match AG Mv3 (and AG is with a team of developers, before UA-RU conflict they had 2 dozen develpers, may be it is less now with AI-assisted coding, but still way more than the uBO/uBOL one man band mr Hill show, this is also the reason I am shamelessly using AG open source scriptlets and filters, when your competitor has more resources, you need to act smart).
That is the reason I started with uBO-lite (good bones, but hastily put on features), stripped it (using the really excellent skeleton), refactored it and started using AG sources in the new multi-tier modular design.
I hope I have found a persistent bug (some optimalization of Mr Hill I did not see in time, so in 2.07 which is in Chrome Store now the cosmetic filters don´t work). I am refactoring it now (only use functionality in 1 module on 1 place, don´t apply tricks to partially reuse that code on other places). This will have a performance impact, so first structure than make it fast again. I thought I would finish this tonight, but I encountered more pitfalls than I had foreseen.
