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MaximusX
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RIght now I am using adblock plus, but being hearing alot about ublock. Which is the best?

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inb4 AdBlock hate.

 

ABP is fine

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never had issues with regular old adblock. tried adblock plus for a while and seemed to suddently not work several times over the course of a few months. those are the only 2 I have used. 

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just adblock plus

 

inb4 AdBlock hate.

 

ABP is fine

 

Addblock hate is for good reason, its very... VERY inefficient and hogs memory and RAM. Swap to Ublock Origin for a much better experience.

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ublock is nice. it uses the same definitions as adblock plus but it also makes the ad think you saw it, so it doesn't hurt content creators

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Is ublock and ublock orgin the same thing?

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Is ublock and ublock orgin the same thing?

Yes they changed names I think last month

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ublock is nice. it uses the same definitions as adblock plus but it also makes the ad think you saw it, so it doesn't hurt content creators

 

 

Is ublock and ublock orgin the same thing?

 

 

Yes they changed names I think last month

 

No they are not the same thing. 

 

Ublock was the first version that used to be great until the dev team got too big and the original dev decided it wasn't going the way he envisioned it to be. He then left and created Ublock Origin and he intends to keep it lean and fast. You should be using UB:O.

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Saw the ram thing , been playing gta 5 so ublock it is

I didn't know what to put here...

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No they are not the same thing. 

 

Ublock was the first version that used to be great until the dev team got too big and the original dev decided it wasn't going the way he envisioned it to be. He then left and created Ublock Origin and he intends to keep it lean and fast. You should be using UB:O.

Well, the confusion was probably because my browser updated automatically to UB:O

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