Alright /g/ you guys are always shilling for this thing so I

>>56591339
Try reading the documentation on its GitHub.

Come on /g/ stand by your brand. This is your responsibility as I sees it!

https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Strict-blocking

Called strict blocking. It's for your health. Enjoy having a functional ad blocker.

>>56591339
If you disable those you alow tracking, is that what you want?

>>56591511

I don't want to disable the blocking, I just don't want it to pop up.

>>56591547

It's annoying because all it's doing is replacing pop ups with other pop ups.

>>56591562
It's not a pop up. You clicked on a link to a webpage that is blocked for one reason or another. uBlock is simply denying access to a potentially harmful/annoying website based on the web filters that are normally running.

If you don't care to read the page I linked you, just read the page itself. If you really want to go to a blocked web site, you can click that temporarily button at the bottom of the page. This is a beneficial functionality.

>>56591339
People like OP deserve to have their bank account drained by a ad network-injected trojan.