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Yes, I think that's true. I certainly won't remove a single ad blocker - I currently browse with 4 blockers installed (LoL). Whatever one of them doesn't block,
by lotsoflumens 11y ago
Yes, I think that's true. I certainly won't remove a single ad blocker - I currently browse with 4 blockers installed (LoL). Whatever one of them doesn't block, another one usually will.
I've previously advocated for a different kind of reform. I want advertisers to start paying web users directly. Then web users can reward publishers with their traffic.
It's not a perfect solution because it probably means that web users will still see advertising, but at least they would be somewhat compensated for it.
- nicolapede 11y agoWhich adblockers would you recommend using?
- jacquesm 11y agoNot the person you're asking but I'm using ghostery, abp and umatrix and between them they seem to do a pretty good job of improving my web browsing experience. umatrix takes a bit of getting used to but is very powerful.
- nicolapede 11y agoI am also using Ghostery and found it really good. I was curious to know if the web experience it provided could be even improved. Thanks for the tips!
- fumar 11y agoWhat is interesting is that Ghostery works with the advertising companies. They sell the license to use the AdChoices Icon you see in banner ads.
- lotsoflumens 11y agoI use AdBlock, Ghostery, Disconnect and Privacy Badger. If you're not using any, I would recommend starting with AdBlock or Disconnect.
- nicolapede 11y agoI currently use Ghostery, but I'll check these other ones, thanks!
- retbull 11y agoublock origin is a faster smaller abp substitute
- bambax 11y agouBlock Origin is the best by far, does the job of AdBlock + Ghostery perfectly.
- lotsoflumens 11y agoThanks, I didn't know about uBlock Origin.
- random778 11y agob.agilob.net/browsers-addons-reference/