What adblock lists does /g/ subscribe to? Anything else than

I use fanboy's ultimate list with his social blocking list. I like how it blocks all social network bullshit and trackers etc.

>>45916503
>adblock
Enjoy wasting your RAM and your slow page load times.

>>45916577
uBlock is not ready for Firefox.

>>45916638
>firefox isn't ready for uBlock

>>45916503
Besides EasyList and EasyPrivacy I use Malware Domains and Fanboy's Social Blocking List.

Is there anything less RAM intensive than AdBlock?

>>45916662
Same here + the region-specific list.

>>45916718
Not using it. Adblock is complete shit.

>>45916718
Maybe a hosts file?

>>45916718
Hosts file + Bluhell firewall.

It will depend on how good your hosts file is though as Bluhell doesn't block everything but is incredibly fast.

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>>45916577
ayy

>>45916718
hostsfile, check out hostsblock if you're on linux.
An ad- and malware-blocking cronscript.
https://gaenserich.github.io/hostsblock/
it downloads a configurable set of blocklists and processes and their entries into a singular HOSTS file.
throw it in a cron folder or in your crontab and it will get updated regularly.

>>45916575
I use those two as well. They are the most complete lists around.

>>45916718
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/%C2%B5block/cjpalhdlnbpafiamejdnhcphjbkeiagm?hl=en

>>45916503
>using blacklists
>not using whitelists

>>45916575
this
easylist is useless

>>45916503
Fanboy's ultimate. And don't bother with easylists if you use it.
Also anyone still using ABP should avoid lists like hell and stick exclusively to custom filters, with uBlock lists are fine.

>>45918892
Enjoy fixing the internet every time you decide to visit a new website.