Tips and tricks Cutting away unwanted parts of a page Įxample: you're not a beginner, so you don't want to be bothered with the "#p-for_beginners-label" to the left on this very wiki. Enabling all of those, specially those specific to your country and language, is a good idea.
The Regions, languages section of the Filter lists tab has many country-specific lists that are not enabled by default. The EasyList ad filter list covers most of what AdGuard Base has to offer so it is not really needed and AdGuard Base breaks the basic functionality of many sites. You will likely want to enable all the other available filters except AdGuard Base under Ads.
The "Annoyances" filters remove those very annoying "You appear to be using an Adblocker" messages some silly websites tend so show. The "Fanboy's" lists break several important sites including tv. The lack of default-enabled Annoyances filters is specially disturbing, you absolutely want to click all them boxes Annoyances except "Fanboy's Annoyance" and "Fanboy's Social" and the "Apply changes" button which appears in the upper lefft corner once you changed something. A glance at Filter lists will reveal that many boxes are not checked. Clicking on it allows you to open it's "Dashboard" where it can be configured. UBlock Origin will, after it is installed, show a little red button with "UB" in small white letters in the upper right corner of the web browser. There is a special "firefox-legacy" version of UBlock Origin available which does work with browsers using the old Firefox (pre Webextensions) addon API. Pale Moon and SeaMonkey can not use the current Firefox version. The Firefox version can be installed from. Installation instructions for the various browsers it can be added on to are available on that page.Ĭhrome and Chromium users can install it from the chrome web store. The source code is available at /gorhill/uBlock/. How people stand the auto-playing video advertisements, the pop-ups, the pop-overs and all the other pure trash the modern web is riddled with is almost mysterious. Using the web without Ublock Origin once you are used to it is absolutely horrible. Most news sites will let you read their news articles just fine when JavaScript is disabled. Disabling JavaScript may have adverse side-effects on some sites and cause them to break. All those silly "We value your privacy, accept cookies" warnings on bigger news outlets go away when JavaScript is disabled and so do 99% of all advertisements. Clicking the lock icon when JavaScript is temporarily disabled will permanently disable JavaScript on the site you are on.ĭisabling JavaScript on a per-site basis is sometimes faster, easier and better than selecting unwanted elements or writing special per-site rules. Pressing that button disables JavaScript temporarily and brings up three new buttons in the interface. UBlock Origin has a very handy button that looks like that will allow you to turn JavaScript off on a pre-site basis. The lack of garbage surrounding the actual content is apparent. Swedish blog Expressen loaded with UBlock Origin enabled. Now compare the above image with the image below where UBlock Origin is enabled and garbage is removed: This is what the front page of the Swedish blog "Expressen" looks like with no web garbage removal. This is what the front page of a larger Swedish blog ("newspaper") looks like without UBlock Origin or any other filtering extension in Chromium: Pictures do sometimes say more than a thousand words. UBlock Origin just works in the background and makes your web experience better. 5.1 Cutting away unwanted parts of a page.
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