Nate on Nostr: Ublock Lite works, albeit not as well. Within Chromium - but outside Chrome - Brave, ...
Ublock Lite works, albeit not as well.
Within Chromium - but outside Chrome - Brave, Vivaldi and Opera all have built in blockers (Brave's is even compatible with Unlock Origin blocklists) that are built into the browser so they don't need manifest V2 support to do Manifest V2 level blocking.
A few Chromium browsers like Brave and possibly Vivaldi also support Manifest V2 for now.
A Pi Hole or ad blocking DNS could also be a way to block a lot without extensions, although it'd be limited for anything on the same domain like Youtube ads.
Gecko also may be a good alternative if it works for you. It's falling behind in development, leading me to experience memory leaks and compatibility issues sometimes, but it may or may not meet your needs. Forks like LibreWolf cut out the Mozilla junk and support Manifest v2.
Within Chromium - but outside Chrome - Brave, Vivaldi and Opera all have built in blockers (Brave's is even compatible with Unlock Origin blocklists) that are built into the browser so they don't need manifest V2 support to do Manifest V2 level blocking.
A few Chromium browsers like Brave and possibly Vivaldi also support Manifest V2 for now.
A Pi Hole or ad blocking DNS could also be a way to block a lot without extensions, although it'd be limited for anything on the same domain like Youtube ads.
Gecko also may be a good alternative if it works for you. It's falling behind in development, leading me to experience memory leaks and compatibility issues sometimes, but it may or may not meet your needs. Forks like LibreWolf cut out the Mozilla junk and support Manifest v2.