Damarus

Yeah that’s true but it’s really just a method to run a more complex userscript, which isn’t really comparable to the element blocking rules that uBlock normally handles.

No worries

Sorry but that’s just wrong. Ads on Twitch are forced in a way that can’t be easily bypassed locally. That’s why stuff like Twitch AdSolutions exists. The common workaround is using a proxy server in countries that don’t get ads, maybe you live in one of those.

Yeah but uBlock can’t or at least doesn’t block Twitch ads, so that doesn’t really apply here.

surely every OS comes with a C compiler pre-installed? You would be mistaken.

You don’t have to sue anyone. You can ask the offenders to correct their website and if they don’t, give a notice to the data protection authority in your country and they will handle it from there.

Little known fact, it’s illegal to hide the option to reject cookies behind multiple clicks.