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Mozilla Firefox and Brave keep uBlock Origin alive while Chrome and Edge block the adblocker
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Brave shared a longer message, which emphasized that "Brave will keep supporting uBlock Origin" and that Brave hosts uBlock Origin and other MV2 extensions on its own servers.
With both Chromium and non-Chromium options, people have a variety of ways to continue to use uBlock Origin.
Even among those already interested in uBlock Origin news, 12% said they use uBlock Origin Lite.
While uBlock Origin Lite blocks many ads, it does not process ads in the same way as uBlock Origin.
If you've ever loaded a web page and noticed that ads appear to be slowing things down, uBlock Origin would help in that situation but uBlock Origin Lite would not.