In the wiki I have not found any clear explanation about that. Not working, I really wonder with that tool “element picker” how I could remove this blue thing asking to install Qwant in each page? With “ABP element hiding helper” I was capable in one click to remove it. Select "restore from file" in the uBlock Origin settings, and then the previously saved text file to import the settings again.Install the development version of uBlock Origin instead.Remove the stable version of uBlock Origin from Firefox.Select the "back up to file"option under Settings, and save the text document to the local system. The extension is available for Chrome, Chromium, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Pale Moon, as well as versions of Safari prior to 13.Load about:addons in the Firefox address bar.Users who want to retain the settings need to use the extension's settings backup and restore functionality to address the limitation.
The thing with NoScript or Ublock Origin in Medium Mode is to just get familiar with that concept of 1st party vs 3rd party, allowing first party scripts by default, and then poking holes for the 3rd party stuff to fix breakages. Since the extension is not linked in any way to the stable version (or vice versa), all settings and subscriptions will be set to default upon installation. The only difference is that NoScript is like a global rule in uBlock and uBlock has capability to get even more granular.
Firefox users who want to use the development build version of uBlock Origin need to install uBlock Origin Dev Build, a new add-on, to do so. This version works just like the old beta version but is maintained now on a separate channel.
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