Why use uBlock-Stripped?
1. When you want the power of scriptlets without needing user script permissions (huge risk factor) or accepting long-string or risky scriptlet parameter inputs (is also a risk factor) - yes this does not proces all AG scriptlets, but with the power tools you can strip a websites completely.
2. When you want extra security protections and less cookie prompts (Worry-free tries to auto decline cookies)
3. For the websites you visit often, automate the cookie consent with Cookie cookie consent clicker
4. When you want to check (or block) fingerprinting (using Privacy Inspector) on a particular website
5. reduce 3P-exposure for specific websites using Dynamic DNR filtering
6. Add your own custom rules (in ABP-import)
When you just want to use an adblocker without tweaking stuff, IMO AdGuard Mv3 is the best option, when you don´t want that for political reasons consider using a browser with a build-in add blocker or a browser which still support Mv2 and install uBlock origin
As posted earlier: there is a reason for Google to warn you for user script permission not because the extension can turn rogue, but because filter maintainers can sneak in rules which affect your browser by injecting java script in your browser with user permissions.
1. When you want the power of scriptlets without needing user script permissions (huge risk factor) or accepting long-string or risky scriptlet parameter inputs (is also a risk factor) - yes this does not proces all AG scriptlets, but with the power tools you can strip a websites completely.
2. When you want extra security protections and less cookie prompts (Worry-free tries to auto decline cookies)
3. For the websites you visit often, automate the cookie consent with Cookie cookie consent clicker
4. When you want to check (or block) fingerprinting (using Privacy Inspector) on a particular website
5. reduce 3P-exposure for specific websites using Dynamic DNR filtering
6. Add your own custom rules (in ABP-import)
When you just want to use an adblocker without tweaking stuff, IMO AdGuard Mv3 is the best option, when you don´t want that for political reasons consider using a browser with a build-in add blocker or a browser which still support Mv2 and install uBlock origin
As posted earlier: there is a reason for Google to warn you for user script permission not because the extension can turn rogue, but because filter maintainers can sneak in rules which affect your browser by injecting java script in your browser with user permissions.
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