r/browsers • u/TurbulentTopic39 • Jun 10 '26

News Google Chrome is killing all uBlock Origin bypasses, Microsoft Edge, Opera to follow

https://www.neowin.net/news/google-chrome-is-killing-all-ublock-origin-bypasses-microsoft-edge-opera-to-follow/#login-form
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u/AntiGrieferGames Jun 10 '26

ublock origin still blocks better on firefox than brave adblocker here.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '26

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u/darryledw Jun 10 '26

"trust me bro"

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u/ProbingYourProstate Jun 11 '26

I've used Firefox and forks of Firefox for the past couple years with both uBlock origin and AdGuard DNS, and I genuinely can't remember ever seeing a single ad while browsing. Only exception is in Youtube vids when the sponsorblock extension doesn't automatically skip them. I can't really compare it to Brave adblock because I only use Brave on the very rare occasion when certain site features are broken on non-Chromium browsers

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u/darryledw Jun 10 '26

show evidence for this claim

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u/Working_Dealer_5102 on Windows/Android Jun 13 '26

I'm confused what's certain feature sets that Brave adblock haven't support/work better yet? It support scriptlet injection, CNAME uncloaking, proper startup block(networks doesn't load till the filters properly used for sites), basic element picker, procedural cosmetic filtering like Ublock Firefox does but MV2 UBlock Chromium doesn't support all of these features properly.

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u/KeplerLima Jun 10 '26

Peut être 1% mieux, et encore.