Brave additionally said the MV3 change will have no negative affect on the built in tracker & ad blocking within Brave Shields. Mozilla and Brave both came out and said they would continue to support MV2 extensions as we know them but we'll see how that evolves over time. This essentially hard gimps content blockers in browsers. Something else to note, we don't know what will happen with extensions as we know it once Manifest V3 is forced onto Chromium browsers (Jan 1, 2023). If you do want to use uBO instead of Brave Shields (whether as default filters or in medium mode), it's important to note to only turn off tracker & ad blocker in Shields as you want to keep the other settings to protect you as you browse.Įdit: Medium mode is what u/Deadmeatsteve is referring to in his comment regarding frames and scripts.Įdit 2: I am interested in seeing some sort of technical analysis of this subject.Įdit 3: Edited the additional lists to select for the built in content blocker. I'm not sure how often Brave updates their filter lists but it is possible to force update the filters in uBO as needed. There are some people that run uBO alongside Brave Shields and I haven't heard of any issues. If you aren't using uBO in medium block mode (script blocking this takes tinkering with most every site first visit), then you are more than likely fine sticking with Brave Shields as noted above. UBlock Annoyances List (used with Fanboy Annoyances List)
The under brave://adblock, select the following additional lists:Įasylist-Cookie List - Filter Obtrusive Cookie Notices If you are having an issue with a website you can click on the shields icon up top and fall down to 'standard' tracking & ad blocking (not needed too often). Set Brave Shields global settings (under brave://settings/shields) for tracker & ad blocking to 'aggressive' and make the default view the 'advanced view'.
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