What are some uBlock Origin filters you're using to make the internet nicer to use?

I don't have anything to contribute, just wanted to say thanks.

Wow the one for the annoying app spam is great! Thanks for that! So many times I looked up something to get annoyed with their stupid "oh no we are a web forum but you have to install our app so we make more moneeee" message

Check out the uBlock Wiki! uBlock can do so much more than just block elements or network requests, you can use scriptlets to get rid of so many annoyances or the :style() operator to make sites look better and cleaner, without having to add a whole userscript manager. And if you auto delete cookies/localstorage for privacy reasons like me, you can still keep some individual site settings with the trusted-set-cookie or trusted-set-local-storage-item scriptlets. Also the :has-text() selector is really useful to filter out some annoying keywords in social media posts, it even supports regex!

I have a couple that I found for youtube that block the cards on top of videos, and the little info things in the corners.

youtube.com##.html5-endscreen-content

youtube.com##.html5-endscreen

youtube.com##.ytp-ce-element

annotations_module.js$script,domain=youtube.com

/endscreen.js$script,domain=www.youtube.com

Mine are all super specific to sites I use and various elements of them I hate.

Just little things that I don't want to see. "Score" gets blocked on Reddit. Don't have a problem with the voting, but the numbers are just distracting to me.

For a similar example, I tend to go out of my way to create filters that block random visual ratings for media. Like when you search for a movie and get the IMDb or Rotten Tomatoes scores without having asked for them.

Not that I have a problem with ratings in general, it's that they're effectively opinions, and when I want to hear opinions on media, I'll go look for them. I really don't like looking up something about a show or movie I enjoy and see a giant visual indicator "HEY PEOPLE HATE THIS", or vise versa. Or you're just going to OpenSubtitles or a meta data site to get something and have to be reminded how the internet feels about this thing.

One odd stand out is Sonarr/Radarr. I can't create a filter for those search results, because they're not elements on the page apparently, and there's no setting to turn it off.

I recommend consulting this website to find the filters you need: https://filterlists.com/

Pretty sure RPAN has been gone for a few months now

NoCoin filter. Blocks cryptominers on websites. Not sure if it still works or if it's needed, I think it's already included on another filter but also not sure.

https://github.com/hoshsadiq/adblock-nocoin-list

You can't even copy text logged out on reddit anymore?! Guessing it's new reddit, but damn..

I didn't know this was possible, god damn I would love it if there was an add-on specifically for stuff like this, which you could then toggle independently of adblocker.

There's one for twitch.tv called twitchadsolutons

twitter.com##*[aria-label="Timeline: Trending now"]

If you use Twitter still, this blocks the sidebar on the right that shows whats Trending when you're on your main timeline.

I toggle all the lists and add on steven black hosts list filters

Is there a ‘proxy’ docker or application I can run that I can use for ublock that acts as a gateway so I could use its awesomeness on every device without configuring them?

I’m aware of Pihole but these additions look amazing and are obviously not dns based ?

I use AdGuard's premium apps but these should work just fine in browser based adblockers:

• Empty Padding Remover: Extremely useful on tablet and phones; can save some space on desktop.
• I don't want to download your browser: removes many prompts to download Chrome, Edge, etc.
• Browse Websites Without Logging In: Does what the name implies.
• Staying On The Phone Browser: removes most nags to download apps or companion apps for a “better experience”.