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No, my stance has not changed since Chrome blocked ublock origin. Ad-blocking is one of the most important things you can do to stay safe online.

Now, I'm probably just going to recommend most people block ads at the DNS level. Firefox is also a solution, and I use it. However, it's not a holistic solution for your average internet user. Especially if someone uses a phone as their only or main point of net access. Most people aren't going to buy a phone and install a third party OS just to stop ads. Using a third party DNS setup is an easier solution for most now.