Some text from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UBlock
uBlock's stated purpose is to give users the means to enforce their
own (content-filtering) choices. The extension has no monetization
strategy and development is volunteered. uBlock's main developer,
Raymond Hill, does not solicit donations.
uBlock almost fully supports Adblock Plus's filter syntax, is capable
of importing hosts files, provides dynamic filtering of scripts and
iframes, and includes a tool for webpage element hiding.[16]
Technology websites and user reviews for uBlock have regarded the
extension as less resource intensive in comparison with extensions
that provide similar feature sets such as Adblock Plus.[13]
Fabian Wosar, developer for Emsisoft GmbH, has explained that
uBlock surveys what style resources are required for an individual
web
page rather than reliance on a universal style sheet.[17]
I suggest that SpyBlock fork its code from this project rather than
Adblock Plus or even Adblock Edge.
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