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Getting rid of Flash is good. But it doesn't mean we aren't going to avoid annoying advertisements - they'll just use html5.
by ape4 10y ago
Getting rid of Flash is good. But it doesn't mean we aren't going to avoid annoying advertisements - they'll just use html5.
- stormbrew 10y agoIn fact, the move to native HTML for dynamic advertising has made it more difficult to control browser CPU usage, since before you could cut it down a lot just by turning off flash. Now it's indistinguishable from legitimate page content.
- ape4 10y agoThis page wanted to create a <canvas> in a size or position that suggest it might be an ad. Allow: Yes/No/Always