I went to the extensions page and hit update. I’d be hard-pressed to give an example of needing uBlock Origin when I use Brave. Overall, it’s prudent both for security and good housekeeping to minimize the number of installed extensions. It applies to the current web site only, it is not a global power button. Usage: The big power button in the popup is to permanently disable/enable uBlock for the current web site. Then i came here and saw you released a fix. I agree with Mattches that Brave pretty much eliminates the need for uBlock Origin. An efficient blocker: easy on memory and CPU footprint, and yet can load and enforce thousands more filters than other popular blockers out there. uBlock Origin 1.13 installed on my browser, said it was corrupted. Only recourse is that you backed up your settings and can restore. Did you uninstalled uBO? If so, the settings are gone, Chrome will completely remove an extension-specific storage when it's uninstalled. If the extension is not uninstalled, I am pretty sure all your settings should be preserved. My understanding is that Chrome did not uninstall the extension despite the (false positive) corruption detection. Do you know which file(s) should we looking for with R-Studio in order to have access to the rules? I also have a backup but not with the most recent changes. I have a backup but it's quite old unfortunately. You can try recovering the rules by using file undelete applications (R-Studio Undelete is my favourite) or by using any hex editor (there are plenty free/open source ones) on your partition and finding any rule that you remember you had.
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