You might wanna use Unhook.
Potentially, for now I can get away with my custom filter list :)
I generally try to limit the total amount of extensions I have on my browser, to a list of tools I feel that I can trust. I apply the same mentality for dependencies in my software. Limits the surface area for supply chain attacks.
Re:uBlock-Origin – 1.53.0
by fuzztester on Wednesday November 01, 2023 @08:25AM
(#38097309)
How do you use the Block element feature? I looked in the uBO menu but cannot find how to do it. Can you give an overview, please?
When you right-click an element on the page (and you have uBlock installed at default settings) there should be a dialog for it at the bottom.
If I right click on an item I get a block element option in the context menu. But that doesn't seem to make them persist. I usually use it to make irritating popups go away that I'm to lazy to read or that seem intentionally confusing since it is less mental load to just zap it blindly.
Re:uBlock-Origin – 1.53.0
by fuzztester on Wednesday November 01, 2023 @11:54AM
(#38100037)
Thanks to all who replied. I will check the suggestions out.
I use this strategy on a lot of sites (which sadly includes stackoverflow lately).