Raymond Hill confirmed however that the site and the donations that it collects are not related to the official uBlock Origin project, and that the money does not benefit the development of the extension in any way.īEWARE! uBlock Origin is COMPLETELY UNRELATED to the web site This website asks for donations to cover "bandwidth costs" and to support "the project". One of the issues that came out of the split was that Chris Aljoudi, the new owner of uBlock, created the website. The uBlock project was handed over to Chris Aljoudi in 2015, and Raymond Hill, the creator of uBlock, started work on uBlock Origin.
The extension was initially known as uBlock - originally named with the Greek letter µ instead of u - and released for Google Chrome.
Basically, what that means is that you can install it in virtually any browser out there right now - with the exception of Internet Explorer. The browser extension is available for Firefox and Chromium based browsers, as well as Microsoft Edge.
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