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It would seem that the ubo lite version was made specifically to cater to chrome and manifest v3 if I’m not mistaken…

In the end the author may have just felt it was too much energy keeping a pared down chrome version on Firefox when the full version is present and working. Especially after this particular drama.

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Some say the Lite one was good for mobile since it was lighter weight but I didn’t notice a difference tbh.

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Performance wise they should be identical, what matters is how many lists you have enabled, etc. If anything, performance-focused list management will result in more performance with ordinary uBO. Either way, gothill is a legend

Edit: I’m wrong, apparently Lite can be faster on android after all

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Indeed I’m using ubo full on my nothing 2a, and it feels like nothing at all.

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Another nothinger! How’s the 2a? Sorry, I know it’s off topic, just curious.

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