Where to Install uBlacklist and Try Its Demo

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uBlacklist is available from the official extension stores for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari, and its source code and demo are hosted on GitHub. Use the store link that matches your browser; use GitHub if you want to inspect the project or try the demo before installing.

Install uBlacklist on your browser

Pick the entry that matches the browser you actually use. Each store handles installation and updates for that platform.

Browser Where to install
Chrome Chrome Web Store
Firefox Firefox Add-ons
Edge Edge Add-ons
Safari App Store (maintained by Group-Leafy)

The Safari build is listed as maintained by Group-Leafy, so treat it as a separately maintained distribution rather than the same package as the Chrome, Firefox, and Edge builds.

Source code, demo, and project page

The GitHub project page is the reference point for the extension itself. From there you can reach:

  • The Demo, to see how filtering behaves before committing to a setup.
  • The source code, if you want to review what the extension does.
  • Issue tracking and release information tied to the project.

If your goal is simply to filter search results, install from your browser's store. If your goal is to evaluate the tool first, start with the demo on GitHub, then install from the store once you're satisfied.

What you get after installing

uBlacklist filters search results rather than blocking sites at the network level. Its documented capabilities include:

  • Completely blocking unwanted sites from appearing in search results.
  • Blocking sites by specific URLs using match patterns or regular expressions.
  • Blocking sites by specific titles using regular expressions.
  • Highlighting preferred sites in search results.
  • Support for Bing, Brave, DuckDuckGo, Ecosia, SearXNG, Startpage.com, Yahoo! JAPAN, and Yandex, in addition to Google Search.
  • Synchronizing rulesets across devices using Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, WebDAV, or browser sync.
  • Subscribing to public rulesets.

Choosing your next step

  • Just want it working now: install from the store for your browser, then add or subscribe to rulesets.
  • Want to test before installing: open the demo from the GitHub project page.
  • Using Safari: install from the App Store build maintained by Group-Leafy, and expect it to be handled separately from the other browsers.
  • Managing multiple devices: after installing, set up synchronization through one of the supported services so your rulesets stay consistent.