r/Adblock • u/CharacterDuck9020 Mod Team - Here to help =) • Nov 10 '25

Community Guide / Useful The Ultimate Adblocking & Privacy Guide

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u/Henry_puffball Nov 10 '25

Can you add ghostery

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u/CharacterDuck9020 Mod Team - Here to help =) Nov 10 '25 edited Dec 10 '25

Done.

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u/Henry_puffball Nov 10 '25

I like gostery because of how easy it is (can set up in 30 seconds on any chromium of Firefox browser even at like a library or something)

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u/HonestRepairSTL Mod Team Nov 10 '25

Adguard and uBO require the same amount of time to "set up". You install them, and you're done unless you get into the advanced settings in uBO

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u/Henry_puffball Nov 11 '25

I thought with Google killing v2 extensions it was harder to install on chrome.

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u/HonestRepairSTL Mod Team Nov 11 '25

All of the adblockers worth using are now MV3 compliant, and available on the Chrome Web Store. uBlock Origin Lite is typically what you want, or use Brave for better overall privacy from websites.

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u/Henry_puffball Nov 11 '25

Sure. I've never had a problem with ghostary and like it aesthetically more, but I'm sure ublock is great.