You probably would have meant ublock origin and must have shortened it to uBlock, but just a reminder for others who don’t know, Ublock and Ublock Origin are different things, with Ublock.org and others being a clone and unreliable/malware (I am not sure on the malware part but just something I have heard but not verified). Use Ublock Origin on Firefox, and if you are using chrome, switch to Firefox but if you can’t for some reason use Ublock lite (manifest V3 version).
Out of curiosity, why 2-3 different ad blockers?
I have similar.
and have pihole on my network.
You probably would have meant ublock origin and must have shortened it to uBlock, but just a reminder for others who don’t know, Ublock and Ublock Origin are different things, with Ublock.org and others being a clone and unreliable/malware (I am not sure on the malware part but just something I have heard but not verified). Use Ublock Origin on Firefox, and if you are using chrome, switch to Firefox but if you can’t for some reason use Ublock lite (manifest V3 version).
They often do different things.
Privacy badger, ublock, https everywhere are just required tools.
Hasn’t HTTPS Everywhere been dead for years? Enabling forced HTTPS is a native feature in every browser now afaik.
I run multiple as well. It’s like double-bagging it, except actually effective.