The Hated One explains how to configure and use uBlock Origin in advanced user mode to block scripts and protect online privacy.
uBlock Origin has very confusing user interface in the advanced user mode if you haven't read the lengthy documentation.
This video tutorial explains how to use uBlock Origin in advanced user mode and all the advanced settings to protect your online privacy. With this uBlock Origin video, you'll learn how to use it to protect your online privacy and security. The biggest benefit of this tutorial is that you'll learn how to block scripts with uBlock Origin. uBlock Origin is essential to learn how to protect your online privacy, and can replace other extensions like uMatrix, Request Policy, Adblock Plus, Privacy Badger, and many other blockers.
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Many people take uBlock Origin as an adblocker but it's actually a wide-spectrum blocker. That means uBlock Origin can block malware, spyware, trackers, analytics software, scripts, iframes, CSS, and images.
Ublock Origin has an incredible power and potential to protect you from virtually all malware, trackers, advertisers, hackers, and creeps much better than any other blocker or even your anti-virus software.
In this video I explain how uBlock Origin works in both static filtering and dynamic filtering and I also explain cosmetic filtering.
Then I go into in-depth explanation of how to best use uBlock Origin in easy mode (slightly enhanced default mode), medium mode, and hard mode.
If you don’t protect yourself, there are thousands of remote servers making requests on just a handful of your most favorite websites you visit daily. They have the audacity to track you without your consent and drain your power and bandwidth on top of that.
When you learn to use uBlock Origin to its full potential, it will act as your top-layer firewall that will block loads of malware circulating across the web. For example, with uBlock Origin in advanced mode, you would be immune to many cyber attacks and malware circulating across the web.
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Official Wiki: github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki
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Music by Chuki Beats youtube.com/user/CHUKImusic
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On “Things about the new Firefox browser for Android”
Yes, in fact ublock origin has a very advanced global/local case where you can block resources globally or block resources locally and temporarily if you really want. It's generally better to use ublock origin on it's own than to use ublock origin with umatrix or ublock with noscript. Mainly because ublock origin comes wiht neutralising anti-adblock scripts that would get blocked if you combine it with a separate script blocker. link Here is a good tutorial on how to use ublock origin in advanced mode. link to this video
On “YouTube will now show a blank homepage if you don’t have watch history on”
…ove|pointerenter|mouseenter|mouseleave)$/, buttons) The best thing is to read the wiki (which I procrastinated for way too long), especially the parts on filter syntax12 and blocking modes3. I used uBO for years without appreciating its full power! Maybe this whets your interest. Cheers 0link1link2link3 (watch this first: link to this video ) link…
On “AdGuard publishes the first ad blocker built on Manifest V3”
Isn't it pretty much redundant? You just have to enable advanced mode in ublock origin extension settings. The interface is arguably slightly harder to figure out though, but the functionality is there once you've enabled it. the ublock origin repo actually has a video linked how it works: link to this video
