The aggregator this article was written about no longer exists — its domain now forwards to an unrelated product. What survives is the feature it became briefly famous for, which is worth revisiting for reasons its makers did not intend.
The useful question is no longer which blocker to install. Browser vendors now decide how much blocking an extension is permitted to do at all, which means the browser you picked has already narrowed your options — often without telling you.
A spotlight written in 2017 described a studio that has since changed hands three times. Here is what is actually established about Brazzers today — the corporate lineage, what the network structure means for a subscriber, and which claims are worth checking yourself.