@Vlad - I never suggested it doesn't fully work because of lack of will or trying. Nor did I make a demand in my post. You asked me, 6 days ago, which features weren't working for me. Instead of writing it up again, I reposted the list that was curated by another user, listing the different problems with Orion's implementation of uBlock. That's all.
It might be super impressive to have uBlock working in some form on a webkit browser. But when the definition of 'working' is having to reload the page in order to block ads, I think that's where I find the advertising a bit disingenuous.
My point was intended to be, if this is a feature the browser is advertising up-front, maybe the advertising (showing screenshots of uBlock working, without caveats) is a bit misleading. I know this is one of 2000 open issues, but it's the one the company is trying to hook users with. It's what convinced me to download (and persist) with the browser.
Again, not making a demand, just highlighting a mismatch between Kagi/Orion marketing and the user experience I, and others in this thread, have run into.
Still, I'm sorry that my post came off as imperious or high-handed. I'm sure people are working on the issue. I had no idea there were just three devs on the Orion team, and that gives a lot of perspective. Obviously I'd love it if this was fixed tomorrow, as it's an annoyance to have to reload a page to block ads or hide elements, but I'm sure there are other more critical issues you are dealing with.