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<blockquote data-quote="Evjl&amp;#039;s Rain" data-source="post: 614734" data-attributes="member: 51905">I only recommend adguard adblocker for non-chromium browsers or browsers which don&#039;t have google safe browsing API (firefox, opera,...)adguard uses google browsing API for its blocking (a weaker version, I believe, because it missed 1 link that was blocked by google API and completely missed all malware links)moreover, all adguard&#039;s filters can be added into ublock. You can see in the video, I added &quot;Adguard DNS filter&quot; [which adguard uses to block extra malwares, phishing compared to google API] and Adguard English filter, adguard spywareif we use google chrome or chromium browser, adguard provides 0 advantage in blocking (except Adguard DNS filter list - it can block something but not many). If I take the result from google API and substract the result from adguard =&gt; adguard will get a minus number result (-11)ublock origin, we can add hphosts phishing, malware, fraud, exploit filters and some disconnect malware filters, stevenblack&#039;s all-in-one hosts,...they can improve blocking ability. Although just slightly compared to avira browser safetyI&#039;m personally using uBO, avira and norton (norton is extremely light and almost comsumes 1-2% of CPU when I open 23 tabs at the same time, while avira can reach 10%, BD = a lot of CPU)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Evjl's Rain, post: 614734, member: 51905"] I only recommend adguard adblocker for non-chromium browsers or browsers which don't have google safe browsing API (firefox, opera,...) adguard uses google browsing API for its blocking (a weaker version, I believe, because it missed 1 link that was blocked by google API and completely missed all malware links) moreover, all adguard's filters can be added into ublock. You can see in the video, I added "Adguard DNS filter" [which adguard uses to block extra malwares, phishing compared to google API] and Adguard English filter, adguard spyware if we use google chrome or chromium browser, adguard provides 0 advantage in blocking (except Adguard DNS filter list - it can block something but not many). If I take the result from google API and substract the result from adguard => adguard will get a minus number result (-11) ublock origin, we can add hphosts phishing, malware, fraud, exploit filters and some disconnect malware filters, stevenblack's all-in-one hosts,... they can improve blocking ability. Although just slightly compared to avira browser safety I'm personally using uBO, avira and norton (norton is extremely light and almost comsumes 1-2% of CPU when I open 23 tabs at the same time, while avira can reach 10%, BD = a lot of CPU) [/QUOTE]

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