I propose a table for each type of ad blocking or privacy filter.
For example, one table should be web browsers and which add-ons and plug-ins work with it.
It should also have notation indicators for desktop vs mobile; OS may also be useful
Examples
Browsers:
Fire Fox
Firefox Dev Edition
Vivaldi
Waterfox
Add-ons/Extensions/Plug-ins:
Duck Duck Go Privacy Essentials
NoScript
Privacy Badger
uBlock Origin
I'm on mobile. Sorry.
Relevance
Wiki Policy specifically states that product recommendations are outside the scope of this wiki. A relevance notice has been added. Beanie Bo (talk) 02:16, 2 November 2025 (UTC)
- I think ad block is an appropriate theme article. Just as we have a lot of articles about anti-consumer practices, it is reasonable to cover some of the common pro-consumer alternatives.
- I guess if others really feel this is topic is irrelevant, maybe we could fold this into an article about advertising. (Which could cover advertising overload, and ad-block as sub-themes. If they got big enough they could be broken out to their own articles.)
- Is there a section relevance notice? It sounds like the relevance objection is to the section about ad blocking features, rather than the article as a whole?
- As far as the table about specific ad blocking features. Is there a similar table in Wikipedia we could link to? If not, could something like that fly there? (I have no objection to the content, just figure it might get broader audience there.) Drakeula (talk) 20:48, 2 November 2025 (UTC)
- It looks better now. Before it was written as if advertising ad blockers, so that was the issue. I still think the table is unnecessary though, and it would be better to link to external source rather than describing in detail the different ad blockers and browsers out there. Thanks for cleaning up the article Beanie Bo (talk) 14:24, 4 November 2025 (UTC)