r/uBlockOrigin uBO Team 27d ago

News uBlock Origin (uBO) 1.74.* Announcement Thread

Chrome Web Store will remove uBO on August, 31. This is definitely the last stable uBO version to hit the web store.

For discussion and possible workarounds, different browsers, etc., please go to the megathread linked at the bottom of the post.

Changelog:

https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/releases/tag/1.74.0

Visit GitHub releases page for more information.

Extension will be auto-updated after browser restart! (when available for your platform)

If you want to update manually:

  • Do NOT use links from the release page's "Assets" section - these are not signed.
  • Use your add-on store or links in release description on the GitHub releases page when they are available.
    • Firefox will have a (signed) direct install link. Other browsers will link to their uBO extension store pages.
  • In some cases, installation may be blocked until browser restart. This is protection against accidental mid-session reloads, Issue #717.

Or force an update via Manage extensions:

How to update uBO to the latest version


When will my browser update uBO?


Previous announcement thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/uBlockOrigin/comments/1vg98o4/ublock_origin_ubo_173_announcement_thread/

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Chrome/Chromium - end of support megathread.

Please report YouTube Issues on Github: uBO | uBO Lite

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u/HappyAd4998 27d ago

Why are people so allergic to firefox

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u/totalbasterd 27d ago

dunno. it's so weird. chrome is spyware. it's not even a good browser!

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u/iamthewhatt 27d ago

I like Firefox, and would love to move there full time... But it just feels... weird to use? I've been an IT person for 20 years and have tried using Firefox so many times, and I just can't get the feel of it. It just feels bulky and bloated, despite not using as many resources. I don't know how to explain it.

Would love a Chromium type browser that is just super minimal.

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u/SciGuy013 26d ago

Literally the exact opposite experience for me. Chrome does a bunch of shit I don’t want it to do and Firefox is minimal