Is uBlock origin kill? Everyday I see more adds

Update your Filters Mate.

where do you see ads?

What's the best ad-block thing for firefox

I'm using ad block plus now but my senses are telling me it's some kind of botnet, and i didn't use it on my old pc for some reason.

>>56827071
Not OP but, When I boot up my browser and watch a youtube video; it's disabled for some strange reason even though youtube is not on my whitelist

>>56827110
Delete the YouTube app if you're using Chrome.

Update the extension and the filters

>>56827071
4chan

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So, this is what I'm using

What should I change?

Works better than adblock plus for me.

Porn sites got around it for months already, it can't be helped

Ad companies are figuring out ways to circumvent ad blockers. It's not just ublock origin.

>>56827988
They live from it, you are stealing lives and food from people that internet web so new need no more free sites and shit

>>56827592
>Not using fanboy's annoyance list
turbopleb

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>>56828020

>>56828061
Hi, Reddit.

Bye, Reddit.

>>56828020
>>56828061
You could have said something without writing like a subhuman or using image macros

>>56826781
>adds
ADs*

If you're using Chrome or any other Chromium-based browser there will be some slip-ups, you have to get the uBo Websocket extension.

>>56828200
>If you're using Chrome or any other Chromium-based browser there will be some slip-ups, you have to get the uBo Websocket extension.
no there won't be
why do stupid fags always have to deal with stupid fag problems with every piece of technology
why don't I have to?

>>56828255
Because you're special.

>using uBlock by it self

>>56826781
did you purge cache and update?

On linux do I need adblock for security?

I don't particulary mind advertisements and Origins is bogging down my browser.

>>56827071
Rule 34

>>56826781
YouTube is fighting it somehow. But updating the filters seems to work.

>>56828823
HOSTS file brah

>>56828823
Disable adblock and then have your browser be bogged down by ads.

>>56827592
>What should I change?
I used to exclusively use Fanboy's ultimate list from the old days of Firefox + ABP, though since uBlock is so lightweight I enable everything aside from the regional filters.

>>56826781
Google "fanboy ultimate list" and add it

The most thorough blocklist I've ever used. Been using it since the good old days when AdBlock plus was good.

How do you update all lists?

Just click purge all and then update all?

>hi doesnt use a pi-hole

lmaoing @ u plebs so hard right now

>>56828020
Low quality bait

>>56829440
Yup

But seriously though, try out that fanboy ultimate list.

>>56827592
Fanboy Ultimate List (This includes Easylist, Easyprivacy, Enhanced Trackers List and Annoyances List)

So Uncheck EasyList, EasyPrivacy if you already checked Fanboy Ultimate.

Anti-Third Party Social is primarily an Anti Facebook List so if you don't use Facebook, you don't really need it.

>>56829661
Not an absolute necessity to turn off the lists since ublock is very good about redundancy but I suppose it's good practice regardless.

>>56827946
I been to plenty of porn sites.

Ublock Origin blocked all the ads.

Update your filtersl.

The only site that still shows ads to me despite using Ublock Origin is sites like Gelbooru.

Perhaps I need to make a forum post about Gelbooru on one of those filter forums someday.

>>56829661
ublock handles duplicates so this is redundant.

>>56826781
Use AoE then.

>>56829704
https://forums.lanik.us/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=31577&p=98474&hilit=gelbooru.com

Seems like you're not the only one complaining about gelbooru

>>56829704
a lot of them just use github and expect you to make an issue

>>56828020
>>56827988
>not using AAK
>https://github.com/reek/anti-adblock-killer

>>56826781
Just block using an host file.

>>56829741
>>56829704
Gelbooru is MANUALLY inserting 1st party ads into their sites, it's not easily blockable by image or any of that cause it's an image hosting site.

You can do it easily with other rules though, they're just really shitty rules and gelbooru's page is looking really shitty on account of baking ads into it.

>>56830390
>Gelbooru is MANUALLY inserting 1st party ads into their sites
Would this eliminate the chance of viruses?

I have noticed two things about uBlock that trouble me:
1 Some websites (like pornhub) can still force ads through, which only makes sense if pornhub is hosting their own first party ads.

2 Anti-adblock killer doesn't do anything for me. In fact, some website refuse to work for me, even when I turn off ublock entirely. Weather.com, for example. It's like they know i have the extension installed and keeps me from seeing the video at all, until I open a browser without any ad blocker installed..

>>56830780
Uh... technically no? But you can probably assume that if they did want to give you malware they have better ways to hide it than in ads.

I write a lot of my own block rules and userscripts to get around stupid shit, it's pretty easy.

>>56830825
And it looks like I actually wrote a thing for gelbooru at some point in the past.

// ==UserScript==
// @name        gelblock
// @namespace   asdf
// @include     http://gelbooru.com/*
// @include     https://gelbooru.com/*
// @version     1
// @grant       none
// ==/UserScript==
var a = document.getElementById('content').getElementsByTagName('a');
var re = /b\.webm/
for (var i = 0, len = a.length; i < len; i++) {
  if(re.test(a[i].innerHTML)) {
    a[i].remove();
  }
}

Maybe that works in some awful hacky way.

>>56830825
I am going on Weather.com and watching videos right now and contrary to what you posted, having Ublock Origin installed doesn't prevent me from watching any video at all.

Also, with regards to Anti-Adblock Killer, you did click the information symbol where it tells you to follow Reek's instructions right?

You can't just check Anti Adblock Killer in Ublock Origin without also installing something like Greasemonkey and following Reek's instructions on his github.

Also, I didn't install flash player by the way so I am watching weather.com videos right now with only html5

>>56830924
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document/querySelector
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document/querySelectorAll

>>56831446
Yeah, I'm pretty sure the gelbooru thing was hidden under a generic span or anchor with nothing on to locate it or something.

I can't even find it now so I assume the block subscription lists picked it up.

>check my ublock filters
>most say new available
Do they not update automatically?

PSA: Mostly all porn websites on the Pornhub Network have ads built in to the page. Somehow (I haven't tried), I believe you can block them with the element picker.

>>56831373
Okay, why do I have to have another script plus the filter list enabled?
I guess it isn't really worth being upset over if it works. I thought it meant I only needed to press that button.

But I just went to weather.com as well, and it works now. I mean, I'm using uMatrix for blocking scripts and such, but it's just fucking working and I have no idea what voodoo is taking place.
I don't think I should even worry about it.

>>56832047
No

why is gelbooru gotten so cancer with its ads?

>>56832536
they are REALLY REALLY awful at being web developers, even compared to other boorus. Their server is misconfigured out the ass and their javascript is more-than-usually-disgustingly hacky.

>>56827110
>chrome

>>56832253
Whenever you see a special icon on any options Gorhill lists in the future, click on it and read whatever shit is listed there.

It allows you to enjoy benefits much quicker without wondering why Ublock Origin isn't working the way you want it to work.

I can see that you unfortunately couldn't enjoy adfree browsing experience much sooner since you didn't follow Reek's instructions but now that you did, websites should stop harassing you over adblockers now like weather.com

>>56829661
but its embeeded into everything

>>56826781
>not using disconnect and ublock origin at the same time

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>>56834854
>using disconnect
>not using noscript+umatrix+ublock origin at the same time for maximum security

>>56834961
What does umatrix do?

>>56834984
selectively allow/disallow scripts and cookies and things. Sort of like a noscript/requestpolicy only probly without the passive things noscript blocks.

>not using Pi-hole

/g/ is a fucking human garbage dumpster

>>56827094
>my senses are telling me it's some kind of botnet

Yeah, fucking common sense you twat. They started letting people pay to get through the ad filter.

uBlock Origin is available on Firefox.

>>56828783
I did that before starthing the thread, yes

Alright /g/uys, now that uBlock Origin for Safari is kill, what's the best alternative?

> inb4 use another browser
I already do, but I enjoy using Safari for some very specific stuff, right now I'm using Adblock Plus on it but I feel uncomfortable.

>>56835163
try suicide

>>56835181
Cmon man, Safari 10 is finally decent.

A Turkish ISP, superonline, started to inject ads in http. This might be it. ublock Origin with shit ton of filters didn't cache it.

>>56835224
use a vpn
change dns

>>56835241
DNS changing doesn't work, it is not related to dns, and they intercept and replace (poison?) dns anyways, one have to use dnscrypt.

Yep using a VPN, SSH tunnel or similar thing is a solution but I am not sure what they are doing is legal or not.

>>56835224

and to add to this 195.33.251.69 is ip of the ad serving box. According to nmap, there is sslstrip running on port 8080 too.

I think they are going to do mitm tls too.

>>56835224
I would've though a roach would be used to consuming shit?

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I am seeing ZAM adverts on
http://www.lolking.net/

despite having umatrix and ublock with almost every list

are the ZAM ones first party ads?

>>56835345
ZAM owns lolking
so I would assume it's first party

honestly, i recently made the switch over to ublock origina from abp and that very day was the first time i saw an ad play in front of a youtube video in years. so it didn't make that great of a first impression.

hasn't happened since though and it seems to do a better job on a whole. dynamic filtering is nice.

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>>56835345
this is whit ublock origin only

>>56835369
guessing the reason they only appear in opera and not firefox is noscript and/or umatrix blocking them

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>>56835385
fuck wrong pic

No shit you idiot. It only hideś the ads after loading them.

>>56827592
if ur on some linux-box u can safely uncheck those malware serving lists.

>falling for the adblocker meme

Kys fag

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this should fix all of your problems

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>>56835345
i don't. using ublock origin with easylist + dan pollocks hosts file

>>56826781
Every day I see no ads.

>buy a pi
>install pi-hole on it
>?????
>maximum profit

you will never see ads on your whole network again, not even on phones and tablets

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seems like it. theyre specifically allowing Hillary Clinton ads to go through now. never happened before, been using it for years.

>>56836078
>tfw no static ip

>>56836221
what? you dont need a static IP... what the fuck are you talking about?

>>56836078
How does it work with vpn?

>>56836531
It works by using the pie as an dns server yes? I want to use it remotely on my telephone

>>56830825
>1 Some websites (like pornhub) can still force ads through
No ads on pornhub here. Use uBlock Origin, not uBlock.

>>56835345
||lkimg.zamimg.com/images/adblock.jpg$image

took 2 seconds with element picker

>>56836854
element picker seems broken in opera

>>56836598
yes, the PIs IP is the DNS IP and you can use http://www.noip.com/ to use it anywhere

you could rent a chep vps and run a pi-hole on it also

>>56836597
good if you know how to set it up

>>56835370
me again,
yeah - this isn't performing all too great for me. pop ups getting through left and right and i have almost all lists active and even tried dynamically filtering the specific pop up sites. still getting through where they wouldn't even show up with abp before. i think i might revert.

>>56837047
>pop ups getting through left and right
not to be believed until you have a url to prove it.

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Gelbooru and its redirects are really starting to piss me off.

I just want to browse 2D in peace.

>>56837047
post the site faggot

Based Gorhill stripping those jew poles of their extortion money

>>56837151
https://github.com/ahodesuka/ahoviewer this is what I do

>>56836598
Hey you can use my if you want to try it out, because im a cool guy like that.

But note that i might turn it off for public in the future.

Set your DNS to 46.101.246.23 and enjoy no ads, fuck adblock extansions.

>>56837047
>they wouldn't even show up with abp before
https://issues.adblockplus.org/ticket/4368
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/issues/1735

>>56837298
>https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/issues/1735
thanks, this kind of helped. at least they get closed down automatically now. will do some more reading later on.

Oh fuck it

if anyone on /g/ wants to help me stress test my Pi-hole set your DNS to 46.101.246.23


i promise its better than any adblock extansion shit.
also dont forget to disable your adblock when you set the DNS because it can cause some problems

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>>56837215
It gets points for Mokou, but
>gtk

>>56837528
no thanks, i don't want a mitm

> not using viewtube instead of buggy proprietary stock YT player
ple-e-e-bs

>>56826781
uBlock0 Origin doesn't track any ads, it's your filter lists that do

>>56828823
>I don't particulary mind advertisements and Origins is bogging down my browser.
That's funny, because having uBlock Origin actually makes your browser more lightweight

>>56837666
pussy

>>56829741
>>56830390
They're first party but they would be easily hidable via cosmetic filters.

Also, gelbooru seems to be getting more and more shit in general; images constantly fail to load altogether for me.

What's the best replacement that has a similar amount of images and tag diversity?

>>56837528
You need a browser extension to block ads for HTTPS content unless you want to MITM yourself

now fuck off with the whole “lelelel just use hosts files XDXDXD durp” bullshit if you have no fucking idea what a cosmetic filter is.

>>56837798
>You need a browser extension to block ads for HTTPS content unless you want to MITM yourself

you dont seem to understand how blocking ads on a DNS level work kid

>>56826781
>Is uBlock origin kill?

There's really no point in using an ad-blocking extension. Just use your HOSTS file. I don't see any ads anywhere, unless I visit some really shit obviously malware porn site that has ads from incredibly obscure sources.

You should also have scripts disabled for non-trusted domains anyway, which is going to cut out any JS ads or popups you might otherwise see.

>>56837878
What software would you recommend for host blocking? I just googled and there are so many.

>>56837922
notepad and your hosts file

>>56837934
duuurrr hurrr

i need something that will keep the host file updated

>>56837845
I don't think you understand how ad blocking works. It needs to be done on the DOM level if you want to catch everything.

I personally use privoxy which serves as a HTTP/HTTPS proxy and can block requests, but it can't block DOM elements or do cosmetic filtering for HTTPS content.

The inbulit Opera adblocker + the Fanboy custom list do the job for me without eating my ram.

>>56837922
>What software would you recommend for host blocking?

You don't need any software. Just grab a pre-edited HOSTS file online somewhere, like http://winhelp2002.mvps.org/hosts2.htm

If you're on Windows, that site includes a batch script for replacing / updating your HOSTS file automatically. If you're on Linux, you'll have to write a script yourself, or just do a drag-and-drop replace every time you want to update the file.

You really don't need to update it any sooner than every six months, if even that.

>>56837973
>It needs to be done on the DOM level if you want to catch everything.

Not sure what you mean. Although I have my browser configuration set to limit DOM popups to 1 and DOM storage quota to 1.

Between NoScript and my HOSTS file, I don't see any ads at all.

>>56837973
your fucking retarded

>>56837973
>>56838113
Forgot to mention, doing it on the DNS level is pretty much the stupidest thing you can do because it doesn't block e.g. requests to example.org/ads/foobar when viewing example.org, which a HTTPS proxy like privoxy would still be capable of.

>Not sure what you mean.
DOM here referring to the HTML tree, which is how in-browser adblockers work (as well as stuff like privoxy) - they parse the HTML and crawl through it, removing ad nodes from the actual document.

This allows you to remove stuff like bad in-line scripts or affiliate links (which are ordinary <a> elements).

>>56838287
DNS level adblocking blocks the whole fucking ad server you stupid mongoloid

>>56827592
>What should I change?
Your font

>>56838460
Sigh. Please stop responding to me if you have no idea how ad blocking works.

>>56830924
Thanks for the script senpai, was looking for something like this for hours

>>56829460
>limiting your entire network to >100mbps
lmaoing@u rite now

>>56838676
>he doesnt know how a DNS server works
>he thinks the traffic goes through the pi
>he is this retarded

please get the fuck out

>>56838566

No the other anon, but you're very much mistaken about how blocking domains with the HOSTS file works. Again, no ads here.

Hosting is not free

>>56839012
Hosts files and DNS resolvers can only block domains on a whole-domain basis

if example.org hosts first-party ads on ads.example.org, you can block it

if example.org hosts first-party ads on example.org/ads/foo, you can't

now fuck off

>>56840649
damn your stupid

>>56828020
Good. I didn't want to give them my money anyway.

>>56835345
>go to that site
>32 things blocked
Uh, I don't see the ads but what a fucking shit site

>>56840805
>grasping for straws 101

>>56828020
>They live from it, you are stealing lives and food from people
that's good, because i'm trying to kill advertisers

i thought that was obvious

>>56841572
Even chink moot needs money, free stuff can only work if its made by useless NEETs like the foss stuff

>>56841817
So I buy a 4chan pass

>>56841505
yeah I only use it for like one feature and use others for everything else

>>56834984
It honestly makes ublock redundant, almost. uBlock is still useful for finding out which websites are okay to unblock scripts for in uMatrix when you inevitably get to a site that is broken. uBlock also has features that uMatrix doesn't, like the element picker, cosmetic filtering, large element blocking (very useful on mobile data), and it wraps all the information in a easy to read interface.

Also, if you aren't such a picky person with what exactly you block, or you don't want to spend more than a few minutes figuring out it works, uBlock does offer an advanced user mode that lets you do more quick script/site blocking. It works really well, but it just isn't as fine grained as uMatrix so you don't have as much control. But for the majority of people uBlock is fine.

I also run Privacy Badger, just in case I let something through uMatrix that is actually trying to track me around, but the filter lists didn't know about.

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>>56835163
These.

https://safari-extensions.apple.com

>>56834984
Break your web browsing so you need to spend hours fixing it and adding custom rules for every fucking website you go to
Perfect extension for gentufahs since their time is worthless

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>>56844116
So it's the Arch of ad blocking?

>>56844154

pretty much

a whole lot of extra work for little gain

>>56844154
It doesn't block adds, it block EVERYTHING unless you create a rule for it to stop doing it, if you browse anything that isn't a site written in notepad html it will be broken

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>not enabling all filters including all regional

do you enjoy getting cucked by chinks and ruskies?

>>56844239
What do the regional ones do?
I rarely visit chink and ruskie sites.

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>>56844116
> adding custom rules for every fucking website

Not precisely. If you use the default config, then yes this may be true. But if you press like one button in the global scope, you can basically turn it into "block-selectively" mode where everything is allowed until you say otherwise. What I do is allow everything globally, except third party cookies, scripts, and frames. I had to specifically allow 1st party stuff to keep it from breaking every website, but it's really not super complicated once you get over the learning curve.
(pic related, as viewed from the global scope)

It is more complicated than uBlock origin but the extra control it offers can be pretty useful. That said, if you simply block everything globally in uBlock origin's dynamic filter, it will do the same exact thing as uMatrix does by default. It just takes a bit more tinkering to make it comfortable.

>>56828979
tfw i want to see an ad but it's blocked in the hosts file.
Time to fire up a proxy.

>>56844731
4chan doesn't need scripts?

>>56844858
with 4chanX no

>>56829704
>Ublock Origin blocked all the ads.

uBlock Origin hides ads, it can't really block anything.

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>>56844858
yeah, It doesn't show it there, but since I have 1st party ads and cookies highlighted green, it actually does let 4chan run that stuff in my browser. You have to view it from the local scope to see it, though.

I have it set up in a way that allows captcha to function, which is why Google's scripts can run I'm guessing the zkcdn is an advertiser, but I may allow that to go through since 4chan doesn't have very obtrusive ads.

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>>56845384
Okay what the fuck is this bullshit?

I am suddenly not so sure about this anymore... Privacy badger is giving this website a few shifty looks now.

>>56844886
False,if you want to use legacy captacha(i havent tested v3) you need to alllow gstatic to run scripts to load and send captcha.

Post your filters if you dont

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>>56845547
Nope, you only need to load a frame with noscript captcha

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>>56845522
What's wrong with you people?

>>56845603
I was just testing how far the ad servers went down the rabbit hole, and have come out thinking it's too far. Too many trackers.
Sorry 4chan. Maybe try more ethical advertisering?

>>56835345
>MMO gaming network ad on a MOBA gaming site
>Features prominently a character from a MOBA in its banner.
>Said character is from the game the current site is dedicated to.
Idiocy.

Made a little lists of hosts I saw 4chan connecting to with all privacy software turned off.

-- first party
4chan.org
4cdn.org
4chan-ads.org
2ch.sc

-- third party for [math] tags
mathjax.org

-- third party for youtube thumbnail previews
ytimg.com

-- third party for captcha
google.com
gstatic.com

-- third party for pass credit card payments
stripe.com

-- third party ads and tracking
adnxs.com
adrta.com
bnhtml.com
break.com
casalemedia.com
clickmngr.com
contextweb.com
criteo.com
crwdcntrl.net
doubleclick.net
exoclick.com
fogzyads.com
google-analytics.com
isanalyze.com
komoona.com
mathtag.com
mgid.com
monarchads.com
pubmatic.com
rfgsi.com
scorecardresearch.com
smartadserver.com
steepto.com
youtube.com
zkcdn.net

-- third party ad related, but only on ad purchase page
bootstrapcdn.com
cloudflare.com
cloudfront.net
jsdelivr.net
raygun.io
rubiconproject.com

>>56837215
I don't know how to install that on mac, but I did find this https://github.com/DrabWeb/Booru-chan (OS X only).

>>56845304
You are plain retarded trash

>>56827387
and delete chrome

niggers

I was just about to make a thread like this.

I feel like Gelbooru has beaten me. I'm seeing ads regularly on their site now.

>>56854443
That's what the element picker is for

I just can't seem to get Youtube comments to load with uMatrix.

>>56854672
I'm away from my computer but I would think you need to enable one of YouTube's scripts. I'm a n00b so I essentially would highlight whatever YouTube script is in red (that has numbers meaning its blocked) and enabling until I get comments. A smarter anon will tell how it works.

>>56854821
Nah, it just hit me. You need to allow cookies for youtube.com - I basically knew this was the case already because the comments won't load if you don't allow cookies in the browser's preferences either.

>>56854672
>wanting to read youtube comments

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>>56826781
>Everyday I see more adds

Why the fuck I keep seeing threads like this.
I barely touch my ublock setting for months and let auto update on and I never seen any ads on any sites ever.

The fuck is wrong with /g/ these days?

>>56854672
>wanting to read inane shit
i thank Gorhill for getting rid of them, also it's not only cookies cause i just tried, you probably have some tracking script also enabled

>>56855029
You need Google.com, Gstatic, and ytimg in order for the site to work properly. So I enable those locally on Youtube but they are blocked on other websites.

>>56827110
>boot up my browser and watch a youtube video
>it's disabled for some strange reason

>Chrome
>slow hardware

That's your problem m8 :^)

>>56855175
>in order for the site to work properly
nah i can watch everything using nothing else but the 1st party script enabled

>>56826781
update the lists, you kuk

>>56855290

doesn't work..

see:

http://www.planetsuzy.org/index.php

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>>56855308
literally nothing

>>56855308
I have porn blocked in the hosts file

Lately I've been seeing the ads appear on pages briefly before disappearing.

I thought it was just a meme that uBlock hides ads rather than blocking them from downloading in the first place, but now it seems like it's true

>>56855308
>go to block add
>look at the url
>www.planetsuzy.org/images/bg1.gif

No wonder they aren't blocked using the fucking site domain

>>56828145
bruh, they're not called image macros anymore

They're called memes

>>56844061
All of those are shit

>>56855216
I mean like, have every function load. Some people use the comments, but they aren't totally needed.

>>56827071
pornhub

>>56856006
Try manually updating all your uBlock filters. It seems like pornhub ads are being blocked for me now even with uMatrix turned off, but my filters weren't auto-updating.

File: 07413e70.jpg (108KB, 640x724px) Image search: [Google]

108KB, 640x724px

>going to porn sites in the age of emp and sukebei

I know this is about uBlock, but gonna ask anyway.

In uMatrix what does the Plugin column do exacty? Like, Ii it the permission to install plugins, or does decide whether or not your plugins do your thing? Quick look at the wiki didn't give me any answers.

Thanks

>>56856628
I would assume it does what the other columns do; block that kind of content, in this case plugins.
I find it to be a tad redundant since i have click to play enabled anyway, so no plugins SHOULD be playing without permission.

>>56827071
daily motion of all the fucking places