Thanks.

Ive had Brave for years. Problem with Brave is some sites wont work with it these days as far as logins because of Brave not saving and not transmitting info about you like other browsers do. More and more sites that want info on you will start to block Brave from working when you try to login to accounts. Some of my accounts work with Brave and some don't. Also having the same issue lately on some of my accounts with Firefox but nowhere the issues as with Brave. Its not the browsers that are the issue its the websites wanting info about you to sell for profit. I'm sure that is why Ublock has been disabled on Chrome. It interferes with Google collecting info about you so Google chose to get rid of it.

Other browsers similar to Brave if interested try out Vivaldi or even Tor or Onion,etc.. Vivaldi is about as popular as Brave just isn't as well known yet but Brave is more similar to chrome as far as functionality. These browsers are basically in stealth mode 100% of the time and pass along as little data on you as possible. Just be aware that private browsers may have issues with some of your logins, purchases, etc.

I use Firefox mostly too but being Google is tied to my Android phone as anyone else in the U.S. using Android just figured worth mentioning.

now up and running again =)

Seems like storage.animetosho.torrentbay.st is down, check please if it's alive...

There's uBlock Origin Lite. It apparently isn't as effective as the mainline one, but does serve as another alternative if you aren't willing to move on from Chrome. Brave has a built-in adblocker and is arguably the best Chromium-based browser. Unlike Google, Brave hasn't dropped Manifest V2, so uBlock Origin works as intended.

The alternative is firefox with ublock origin.

Libredns has been working fine for years on edge-beta.

Google Seems to have disabled Ublock from working with Chrome. This is the message on the Chrome Ublock Extension  ..... "This extension is no longer available because it doesn't follow best practices for Chrome extensions."  
For those that used Ublock on Chrome .... Adguard is be a good alternative but you have to manually adjust the adblocking settings after install.