uBlock Alternatives

uBlock is described as 'An efficient, lightweight blocker extension for Safari, Chrome, and Firefox' and is a very popular Ad Blocker in the web browsers category. There are more than 50 alternatives to uBlock for a variety of platforms, including Google Chrome, Mac, iPhone, Windows and iPad apps. The best uBlock alternative is uBlock Origin, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like uBlock are Adblock Plus, AdGuard, SponsorBlock and AdAway.

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uBlock alternatives page was last updated Feb 20, 2021

Quero AdBlock IE
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Quero AdBlock IE XML is an InPrivate Filtering XML-based Ad Blocker for Internet Explorer 8 and Quero AdBlock IE TPL is an ad blocking Tracking Protection List (TPL) for Internet Explorer 9.
Cost / License
Free
Proprietary
Application type
Ad Blocker
Origin
Austria
EU
Platforms
Windows
Internet Explorer
Is Quero AdBlock IE a good alternative to uBlock?
Stop Reclame
3 likes
Ad blocking extension for Chromium-based browsers.
Cost / License
Free
Proprietary
Platforms
Windows
Google Chrome
Yandex.Browser
Opera
Is Stop Reclame a good alternative to uBlock?
HackeyBlock
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HackeyBlock is an adblocker which uses the hosts-file to block unwanted web sites.
Cost / License
Free
Open Source
Platforms
Windows
Is HackeyBlock a good alternative to uBlock?
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AdGuard
Ad-blocking solution eliminating intrusive ads and preventing tracking, with malware protection. Filters pop-ups, banners, and more for clean browsing. Works in the background for ad-free surfing, protects data privacy with Spywa...

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CatBlock
4 likes
In 2014, Michael Gundlach (the creator of the AdBlock extension) discontinued his pay-monthly "CatBlock" extension, that let users replace ads online with cats (or any other image from Flickr).
Cost / License
Free
Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Application type
Ad Blocker
Platforms
Mac
Windows
Linux
Microsoft Edge
Google Chrome
Safari
Opera
Is CatBlock a good alternative to uBlock?
Domain Whitelist
2 likes
Ultimate blocker which says no to every network packet until you explicitly allow it. It's AdBlock the other way around, completely.
Cost / License
Free
Proprietary
Application type
Ad Blocker
Origin
Czechia
EU
Platforms
Mac
Windows
Linux
Chrome OS
Google Chrome
Is Domain Whitelist a good alternative to uBlock?