I built this

I built a lightweight Chrome ad blocker that works fully offline. No tracking, no data collection, just simple ad blocking. I mainly made it because most extensions felt heavy or suspicious. Would love honest feedback from you guys 🙌 If anyone wants to try it, I’ll drop the link in comments. submitted by /u/Maleficent-News-5682 [link] [comments]

ublock on chromebook is dead

as of todays update, google has removed the flags for keeping ublock running.

i am looking for any help to get ublock back. thanks

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Created a stealthy adblock for youtube has been working for past month.

The extension works try it out you may get 0-2 ads every 2 hours or so but should be undetectable for now.
check it out : https://github.com/Sidharth-Sivanraj/Youtube-Stealth-Adblock

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iOS ad-free YouTube app that supports hold down for 2x speed and double tap to rewind/forward?

I am desperate to find an app on iOS/iPhone that seamlessly supports hold down for 2x speed and double tap to rewind and forward on YouTube without ads. I use these features all the time and can’t find an app with ad-free YouTube that has these features running smoothly.

I’ve tried these alternatives:

Brave Browser: doesn’t support 2x speed in landscape mode

Tube PiP: pauses a bit when pressing and releasing to enable/disable 2x speed and it’s driving me crazy

I don’t mind paying small lifetime subscription fees if they’re required to access these features.

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Is it okay to use Brave Shields AND Adguard at the same time?

TLDR: Should I use both of time at the same time or should I just stick to one since they might clash? I use Brave which has its built-in adblocker. I'm guessing it uses the same default blocklists which Ublock Origin uses. I also use Adguard (the mobile and desktop apps), which has DNS filtering as well as cosmetic filtering and has a lot of blocklists available. Why not just stick to Brave Shields? I get system wide blocking from Adguard. Is it okay to have them both at the same time or should I turn off Brave Shields? submitted by /u/No-Commission3605 [link] [comments]

do i really have to ditch chrome to get an adblocker?

hi!

I got a really nice laptop for the first time and i want to take care of it and a pleasant user experience.

I know jack shit about computers and networks though, so trying to find a user friendly ad blocker has been a little tough.

The main issue arising is that i am an avid chrome user and it seems most ad blockers don't work for chrome without some work around

So is it time i become a woman and switch to Firefox? will that allow me the power of ad blocking?

Id also appreciate any recommendations for user friendly/for dummies ad blockers

<3

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ShieldBlock - Chrome Ad Blocker Built from Scratch (No Dependencies)

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