Ah, the ad war wages on. I say no to ads because they exist in opposition to visually clean pages, no tracking, no malware. As a lot of online content falls un

Ah, the ad war wages on. I say no to ads because they exist in opposition to visually clean pages, no tracking, no malware. As a lot of online content falls under entertainment, if it came down to it, I'd be happy to unclutter my mind/reduce procrastination by restricting my browsing to non-essential content, rather than eat ads. Seems part of why the frenzy is heating up is that many media sites merely regurtitate news and do not produce any unique content, but are ad and tracker heavy. So, they stand to lose, even in better-case scenarios where some people are willing to pay for content they value.