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Vivaldi as alternative?
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this post was submitted on 28 Feb 2025
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you can't use uBlock with Vivaldi
Yes you can. I have it installed and it's running fine.
That's what I was assuming, but wanted to confirm. Thanks
Note that they have their own ad-blocker (not as good as uBo, mind you).
It works just fine actually, the full (non-lite) version. For how long is still a question but the Vivaldi devs are keeping manifest v2 support alive for now.
You can use Ublock Origin Lite.
not the same ☞ Filtering capabilities which can't be ported to MV3