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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">As far as I know, ublock vs ublock
Origin was some sort of typical developer spat issue that caused a
fork. Like top posting :)<br>
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Seems like they both are nearly the same code base, and I happened
to install the origin variant a while ago, and have never had an
issue with it... it just works.<br>
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On the whatever else front... many others adblock / etc... I've
used in the past, but they seemed to have turned into pigs / broke
my browser / started doing sketchy things to try to monetize...<br>
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I think I last went looking for a better one about a year and a
half ago, landed on uBlock Origin, and have never had a complaint
with it. So I haven't looked at what is out there since.<br>
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Dan<br>
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On 11/27/2016 04:24 PM, gregrwm wrote:<br>
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uBlock Origin is a good start for any browser. If
the pop-overs are served from a typical ad server,
they won't even make it to the page.<br>
Its available for Chrome, firefox, and even firefox
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<div>ty.<br>
what's your insight re ublock origin vs ublock vs
whateverElse?<br>
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