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<blockquote data-quote="SeriousHoax" data-source="post: 993446" data-attributes="member: 78686">It&#039;s not really a thing about agreeing or disagreeing. It&#039;s a test carefully done which tried to show all the details. In a real world scenario, most users won&#039;t notice the difference in page loading speed impact since it&#039;s only a few milliseconds and the CPU and ram usage won&#039;t be noticed by anybody unless someone checks it by him/herself. For example, now I don&#039;t notice any difference in page loading speed between uBlock Origin and Adguard. But if I open browser task manager then I can see that uBlock Origin uses less CPU and ram.Anyway, I mentioned the article for everyone to see. uBlock Origin and Adguard are factually the best adblockers out there. In some cases, Adguard works better because they also create and maintain their own filter lists. BTW, Adguard is not based in Russia anymore. They moved their headquarters to Cyprus in 2017 and fall under EU law. This is a quote from 2017:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SeriousHoax, post: 993446, member: 78686"] It's not really a thing about agreeing or disagreeing. It's a test carefully done which tried to show all the details. In a real world scenario, most users won't notice the difference in page loading speed impact since it's only a few milliseconds and the CPU and ram usage won't be noticed by anybody unless someone checks it by him/herself. For example, now I don't notice any difference in page loading speed between uBlock Origin and Adguard. But if I open browser task manager then I can see that uBlock Origin uses less CPU and ram. Anyway, I mentioned the article for everyone to see. uBlock Origin and Adguard are factually the best adblockers out there. In some cases, Adguard works better because they also create and maintain their own filter lists. BTW, Adguard is not based in Russia anymore. They moved their headquarters to Cyprus in 2017 and fall under EU law. This is a quote from 2017: [/QUOTE]

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