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It's always an insane experience when you hop on someone's laptop/PC who has zero ad blocking installed. POV: https://m.youtube.com/shorts/iV3js9pd5IE
I have a confession to make. I don't really have ad-block. If your site is too ad-infested, I stop using it.
If you don’t mind, I’m truly curious why you don’t Adblock? There’s no wrong answer here. ;)
It's always an insane experience when you hop on someone's laptop/PC who has zero ad blocking installed. POV: https://m.youtube.com/shorts/iV3js9pd5IE
I have a confession to make. I don't really have ad-block. If your site is too ad-infested, I stop using it.
Or does unlock origin lite cover everything?
I was thinking continent specific ad blockers etc
Can the FBI now arrest Sundar Pichai for obstructing justice with Chrome MV3?
It's always an insane experience when you hop on someone's laptop/PC who has zero ad blocking installed. POV: https://m.youtube.com/shorts/iV3js9pd5IE
I have a confession to make. I don't really have ad-block. If your site is too ad-infested, I stop using it.
Or do you not use any blockers at all?
The original Google site hit the perfect pitch, where they set a few unobtrusive ones out of the way alongside your results screen. Ironic they pioneered and eventually normalized what is now an epidemic of user-hostile spam all over the web. I feel as a whole we lose a lot more productivity and focus to this than we gain in economic activity.
Yeah, good luck doing that with all the various tracking links that mask the actual domain. Sometimes I try to click on links from legit account related emails that are blocked by UBO for being part of a tracker/ad network.
Here's a particularly salient critique of these very same FBI recommendations, from my article:
> The FBI suggests “Before clicking on an advertisement, check the URL to make sure the site is authentic. A malicious domain name may be similar to the intended URL but with typos or a misplaced letter.” — this is useless advice in the face of unverified vanity URLs