How to block requests in the browser (Vk, Yandex, Mail)?

Question

Browsers

I think many are aware of the blocking of VK\Mail.ru\Yandex in Ukraine.
I personally have no problems with the unavailability of resources, but many sites still use Yandex or Mail Ru metrics, VK buttons and comments. In some cases, the main content is loaded immediately and you can safely read, but the page is still not loaded yet, and until the request to the above resources fails, either by timeout, or in some other way, the page is considered not loaded to the end.
Problems begin when on some sites the main block of content does not load until the metric and buttons work. It's even worse when the timeout comes after 5 minutes and you don't have to try to enter the site.
The site owners have scored and are not trying to cut it out, but I do not need a VPN.
I tried to use the developer tools in Opera, on the Network tab in Request blocking I added problem requests and after reloading the page everything works instantly. That's just turning off the developer panel removes the lock itself.
I tried many add-ons designed to block content, but to no avail. Maybe I didn’t understand some settings, maybe it’s not suitable for this.
Tell me, please, how to deal with this on an ongoing basis?

Answer 1

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ghostery...

Answer 2

If blocking at the browser level is not important, edit hosts, specify:

127.0.0.1       localhost       vk.com
127.0.0.1       localhost       yandex.ru
127.0.0.1       localhost       mail.ru
...

OR

0.0.0.0 vk.com
0.0.0.0 yandex.ru
0.0.0.0 mail.ru
...

Answer 3

Well, arrange "Roskomnadzor for yourself" :) ban vk.com, yandex.ru and mail.ru with the built-in firewall. Or - which will be better, since the appeal will be to yourself - enter in the hosts, as written above

Answer 4

In theory , Disconnect is just for such purposes. He is not as voracious as Ghostery.
Or you can manually add filters in the good old uBlock.

Answer 5

uBlock Origin
Well, or Ghostery , as already noted.
Personally, I use both.