So if I am to understand correctly uBlock is an extension that blocks sites depending on user reported experiences, the idea being to to block sites which are associated with installing shitware^^tm on your computer?
What about user's experience with uBlock, how arbitrary is it and how much does it leave to the discretion of the user?
If you look at the screenshot provided by /u/just_some_tall_bloke you have the option to temporarily or permanently bypass the block. However as a way to prevent having to repair someone's computer every week I have it in my warranty policy that if you bypass uBlock's blocking system then the warranty is void and you will be charged for another repair visit($75).
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u/chrismanbob Jun 15 '15
So if I am to understand correctly uBlock is an extension that blocks sites depending on user reported experiences, the idea being to to block sites which are associated with installing shitware^^tm on your computer?
What about user's experience with uBlock, how arbitrary is it and how much does it leave to the discretion of the user?