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On a brand new install, there are a bunch of whitelisted sites (news and otherwise) I had to remove manually. I'm curious why they are allowing ads on places li
by kup0 11y ago
On a brand new install, there are a bunch of whitelisted sites (news and otherwise) I had to remove manually. I'm curious why they are allowing ads on places like NYTimes by default?
- dubcanada 11y agoCause people need to make money? Most people don't have a problem with small ads here and there, what people have a problem with is 75 ads on a page with 2 paragraphs of useful content and 17 download buttons that are ads and only one small link with the actual download.
- kup0 11y agoYes, but I should be the one to choose, not Opera. They already have ad blocking turned off by default why make people turn it on twice (switch on, then remove site from whitelist) and why decide FOR me which sites I'm supporting by whitelisting? (Not that I actually do that, but hey some people are nice enough to whitelist so I'm making the argument for them. I block all ads and am fine with businesses going under because of it)