[DigitallyFidget]

Vivaldi is what I use. uBlock works fine with it. I have no issues with content loading or anything weird. I just describe it as "chrome, but if someone actually cared about the UI and functionality", and the mouse gestures are super nice.

I went to it from Firefox ages ago and haven't looked back or missed Firefox and all its issues even once.

I can't say your experience with it will be as good as mine or not, but it is a browser with adblock, which is also built in, but I prefer the plugin version.

[jcgl]

I’ve never used it and will take your word on its usability. But it’s not FOSS and so I’d never adopt it. Web browsers are too critical a piece of the stack today for them to be proprietary.

[nottorp]

Same for ad blocking extensions and block lists tbh.