Adblock Plus or uBlock Origin?

[Linus Hyper]

Or something else?

[Johnny-Boy]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Phobos⛧Anomaly:

Ursprungligen skrivet av Ketchup:

I can do it with adblock, but I have to manually do it... it's tiring.

How? And do you have to do it for every damn site everytime you visit it or does it save?

Once I find a website I want to use daily, I decide to block the warning thingy manually everytime and it is unique according to site; it doesn't work universally. .. so far I know.

[Linus Hyper]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Ketchup:

Once I find a website I want to use daily, I decide to block the warning thingy manually everytime and it is unique according to site; it doesn't work universally. .. so far I know.

From Google

1. Subscribe to the Adblock Warning Removal and Anti-Adblock Killer filter lists

Click the AdBlock button and select Options.
On the FILTER LISTS tab, click update now. ...
Enable the Adblock Warning Removal list.
Visit reek's website and click Subscribe to subscribe to the AakList (Anti-Adblock Killer filter list).

So far this works for me on every site I know that hates Adblockers.

[B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t]

Dosen't matter they both work great, I use Add Block +.

[Zireth]

I actually use a homemade Adblock and you don't need anything fancy just need to know where the file is. It completely blocks certain ads (They will not appear at all or as an error) you select from certain websites.

[pseudobrgr]

I changed to ublock from adblock after it quietly was sold to some unnamed party, but they are both fine probably.

[Don Cool]

I use adblock+ in conjunction with "block site", addon for Chrome. Adblock does most of the work but some really annoying pesky popups circumvent the blocker, "block site" allows you to enter the domain/webpage of a specific page you dont want popped up by redirecting.

[Linus Hyper]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Lady Of Trades & Spades:

I actually use a homemade Adblock and you don't need anything fancy just need to know where the file is. It completely blocks certain ads (They will not appear at all or as an error) you select from certain websites.

You made it yourself? Why not share it with the community? From what you said it sounds great.

[Zireth]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Phobos⛧Anomaly:

Ursprungligen skrivet av Lady Of Trades & Spades:

I actually use a homemade Adblock and you don't need anything fancy just need to know where the file is. It completely blocks certain ads (They will not appear at all or as an error) you select from certain websites.

You made it yourself? Why not share it with the community? From what you said it sounds great.

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=709300654

[Linus Hyper]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Lady Of Trades & Spades:

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=709300654

Oh wow, that's it? Seems simple enough even for me to handle correctly.

[76561198034396398]

think of it this way Adblock ....Windows Media player......UBlock Origin....VLC player

[Linus Hyper]

I prefer K-Lite, but I see whatchu mean.

[Ominous_One]

Too many ad-ons can increase latency and break the internet [sic], but I've been juggling these fellas without too many problems for years, just need to fine-tune them every once in a while: Adblock Plus, Ghostery, Greasemonkey w/REEK AAK, and HTTPS Everywhere. NoScript is also great for ad-blocking, but it's an advanced tool and requires lots of TLC to keep you from table-flipping.

[Linus Hyper]

I tried NoScript but it kept ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ up my trusted sites as well.

[Sora]

I use network wide DNS hijacking in my lan, and adblock plus on devices that can do it themselfs.

[76561198034396398]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Phobos⛧Anomaly:

I tried NoScript but it kept ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ up my trusted sites as well.

No Script requires you to take an active role , if you just let it run it'll block almost everything, takes some getting used to, but don't try to go on FB with it running.
Ghostery is garbarge, i'd suggest Malewarebytes Premium as an alterative it's not that dear for a full licence and has saved me numerous times. No Script can be a bit too savage for Social sites (i don't go on them so it doesn't bother me)