Poll What's your favorite Ad Blocker?

[Sampei.Nihira]

Only one choice is possible.
Enjoy.

 

[stonjean633]

My router AdBlocker and that's Adguard Home.
Less ads for the whole family.

 

[Parkinsond]

Brave adblocker, either with hagezi pro list added or with ControlD native list in DNS settings.

 

[Morro]

In Vivaldi, that is uBoL-stripped, in Firefox, uBlock-Origin.

 

[Sorrento]

uBlock Origin with Wolf browser, its on by default, on Edge its Ghostery, but use that rarely.

 

[Marko :)]

uBlock Origin. Beats every single ad blocker out there.

 

[anirbandutta01]

Ublock Origin Lite

 

[Captain Holly]

UBlock Origin in Firefox. UBO Lite in Chrome. Both work very well but I prefer FF with the original Ublock Origin.

C.H.

 

[TairikuOkami]

Other - NextDNS. I do not want cosmetic filtering, empty spaces actually help me to focus.

 

[Sampei.Nihira]

I use uBo because I can't stand the ad-flickers that are always present in an MV3 Ad-Blocker.
You probably don't mind briefly seeing an element of the web page that you've blocked.

I can't stand it.

 

[Viking]

Adguard for Windows

 

[LinuxFan58]

uBlock Origin. Beats every single ad blocker out there.

In the end all Chromium based browsers will drop Mv2 support. uBo might be the life line for Firefox.

 

[Halp2001]

I use a combination that has worked quite well for me: uBlock Origin (with AdGuard lists) in the browser, and NextDNS as an additional network-level blocking layer.

This covers ads, trackers, and malicious domains without breaking too many websites and without relying on a single method. For my particular usage, it has been the most stable option so far.

 

[aidunno]

uBlock Origin with Wolf browser, its on by default, on Edge its Ghostery, but use that rarely.

LibreWolf? I serched Wolf browser and found this Welcome to Wolvic

In the end all Chromium based browsers will drop Mv2 support. uBo might be the life line for Firefox.

Brave too will do?

 

[LinuxFan58]

LibreWolf? I serched Wolf browser and found this Welcome to Wolvic

Brave too will do?

Yes, but . . . .I think they will make Brave Adblocker fully uBo compliant, currently they facilitate 4 extensions. Two of the four provide similar functionlaity with Mv3 (NoScript Mv3 and AdGuard Mv3 perform as well as their old Mv2 sibblings), uMatrix is a dead project (and 3P-Matrix-lite is available on Mv3), so the only extension which really has functional advance on Mv2 compared to Mv3 is uBo Mv2.

Brave Adblocker has in its design principles to be compatible with uBlockOrigin, so . . . Yes uBO Mv2 will disappear, but Brave Adblocker will grow into its functionality set first.

The reason I am thinking Brave will keep Mv2 longer than most others is that when I could still install uBo Mv2 in Brave, the SpeedoMeter 3.0 score dropped considerably (you won´t notice uBlock Origin Lite), but with their new separate set of 4 Mv2 extensions, I installed uBo and it did only drop marginally in Speedometer 3.1 benchmark.

 

[RoboMan]

Currrently using uBlock Origin Lite

 

[maximus]

Adguard for Windows and android

 

[toto_10]

AdGuard Home

 

[Minimalist]

uBlock Origin in Firefox.

 

[Kongo]

Ghostery for me. Simple, yet effective