uBlock Origin, the free and open-source extension for Chrome, Firefox, and other popular internet browsers that advertises itself as more than just a simple ad-blocker, allowing users to block a ...

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uBlock Origin is among the best browser extensions for protecting your privacy on the internet. Its default settings are great for most people, but with some adjustments, it can be even more ...

While uBlock Origin is designed to work with most web browsers on desktop, it's a bit more limited in the Android space. The Android equivalent of several major browsers, such as Google Chrome ...

You’ll hardly find another ad-blocker as effective and easy to use as uBlock Origin. However, this ad-blocker lacks a mobile or desktop app. Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing ...

Last year, Google announced changes to its Chrome browser that signaled the end for popular extension uBlock Origin. The ad-blocker’s design put it at odds with Google’s new Manifest v3 ...

The WebRequest API that allows content blockers to block ads and other content before it loads is limited in Manifest V3. With the limits in place on WebRequest V3, uBlock Origin's picker cannot work.

Regardless, uBlock Origin is getting deprecated on Chrome as Google completes the process of migrating extensions to the new Manifest V3 standard, which it says improves privacy and security ...

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uBlock Origin on Firefox can now block first-party tracking scripts that attempt to bypass filters and rules by utilizing DNS CNAME records to load scripts from a third-party domain.

Starting last night, uBlock Origin is now available to all with a simple one-click in the Store. The Edge version shares 95% of the same code as the Firefox and Chrome versions.

uBlock Origin’s expanded CNAME blocking capabilities for Firefox are in beta right now, but will soon be available in Firefox once the add-on’s version 1.24.1 drops.