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Absolutely. I don't see how this is an ad. It's the one and only feature that the plugin itself provides -- pin (as of recently) an article to read later. Just
by aclimatt 11y ago
Absolutely. I don't see how this is an ad. It's the one and only feature that the plugin itself provides -- pin (as of recently) an article to read later. Just like you can pin pictures.
Isn't this precisely why you'd install the Chrome plugin in the first place?
- knughit 11y agoThe complaint is that instead of living in the browser Chrome where it belongs , it is creeping into pages. But I guess this is how * displays its alert bubble too. And recenty has been inserting ads for some "survey" into web pages. *Uninstall ghostery, install ublock origin.
- nl 11y agoYes, I understand that. I'm unconvinced that - just because that is how it has always been done - it is the best way to do it.