I wonder if this will effect adnauseam.io
this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2026
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Yes, it will. It’s already very finicky with chrome, and it will stop working:
https://github.com/dhowe/AdNauseam/wiki/Install-AdNauseam-on-Chromium-browsers
This will also be an existential issue for downstream browsers that ship Ublock, like Helium (though forks with their own blocker engine like Cromite or Brave will continue to work).
I switched to uBlock Origin Lite when all this shit started up, is that one going away too?
I thought this happened ages ago.
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The article says it’s an extension for add-on, but it only talks about uBlock Origin. Are there others? I use NoScript to effectively allow what JS is run because some sites are terrible. The learning curb is you have to guess which domains to allow.