Just as one example: Chrome + uBoL on Reddit will show you plenty of "Sponsored" stuff. You can use Inspector to find the offending CSS classes and then use `display: none` on them with something like Stylus[0], but not everybody wants to play that whack-a-mole game on the many sites that push uBoL past its blocking capabilities.

[0]: https://github.com/openstyles/stylus

It supports limited ublock functionality, not all of it, which will gradually be exploited by ad corps like google unless you think those are saints

Most definitely not as well.