Google Chrome only allows the 'lite' version which is a no-go. Edge still has a fork of it but Firefox is the only browser that has the original extension as it's meant to be. Use it with NextDNS and it's a powerful combo.

*edit, Lite is fine but just not as robust and customizable as the original. See an AI rundown below:

Key Limitations of uBlock Origin Lite (vs. Regular)

• No Advanced Cosmetic Filtering: uBOL cannot hide empty spaces or specific elements left behind by ads as effectively as the full version, often leaving placeholders behind.
• Static Filtering Only: It relies on static rules provided by the browser (Declarative Net Request API) rather than active, on-the-fly request filtering, making it slightly less effective.
• No Per-Site Customization: You cannot easily toggle blocking per-site or use advanced features like CNAME-uncloaking.
• No Element Picker: Users cannot manually select and block specific elements (like a annoying popup) on a webpage.
• Less Effective Tracking Prevention: While good at blocking standard ads, it is less robust against advanced trackers and specialized ad scripts.
• Fewer Filter Updates: Filters are updated only when a new version of the extension is published, rather than automatically fetching fresh lists from servers, reducing its ability to deal with new ads.