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This is literally what HaloAds (HaloAds.com) aims to fix. We have been irritated with the state of online advertising for long enough now. We are looking for p

by _ao789 10y ago

This is literally what HaloAds (HaloAds.com) aims to fix. We have been irritated with the state of online advertising for long enough now. We are looking for people to try it out once it launches. Show your interest at https://HaloAds.com https://HaloAds.com

spiderfarmer 10y ago
My English websites are not very big but I'll check it out if possible.
nailer 10y ago
Since you seem to specialise in this, FYI: > Mixed Content: The page at 'https://haloads.com/' https://haloads.com/' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure stylesheet 'http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato:400,300,700,900' http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato:400,300,700,900'. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS. https://haloads.com/assets/img/favicon.png https://haloads.com/assets/img/favicon.png Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 ()
- WiseWeasel 10y ago
  For Google Fonts, it's best practice to leave out the protocol and link to '//fonts.googleapis.com/...'. It's unhelpful that their link generator still suggests 'http://fonts...' http://fonts...'.
  - spiderfarmer 10y ago
    Or just download them and serve them from your own domain. If you enable HTTP/2 there is little to no advantage of using a third party for hosting fonts.
    - bowersbros 10y ago
      Wont they be cached from other peoples websites saving the download?
      - spiderfarmer 10y ago
        No. Well, maybe, if you're using one of the most popular fonts, but each combination of weights is a seperate CSS file, that's probably a unique combination and only cached for 24 hours. A reason not to use Google fonts is that it's just another tracking tool in their arsenal. For each request, cookies are sent to Google's servers, so they have enough reason to avoid cache hits.
  - MarkyC4 10y ago
    nowadays I just use 'https://...' https://...' instead of '//...' because * security * I will immediately know if a server doesn't support https, because the image won't load
- _ao789 10y ago
  Thanks for the spot. The issue has been resolved.
archon810 10y ago
Signed up to be notified, but new companies in my experience have a lot of issues with fill and CPM. How are you planning to compete?
- _ao789 10y ago
  Thanks for signing up. Our primary aim is to rid the internet of spam advertising and to turn online ads into an acceptable thing to have on your site as opposed to focusing on the highest bidder regardless of the quality of what your viewers end up seeing.

by _ao789 10y ago

spiderfarmer 10y ago

My English websites are not very big but I'll check it out if possible.

nailer 10y ago

Since you seem to specialise in this, FYI: > Mixed Content: The page at 'https://haloads.com/' https://haloads.com/' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure stylesheet 'http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato:400,300,700,900' http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato:400,300,700,900'. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS. https://haloads.com/assets/img/favicon.png https://haloads.com/assets/img/favicon.png Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 ()

WiseWeasel 10y ago
For Google Fonts, it's best practice to leave out the protocol and link to '//fonts.googleapis.com/...'. It's unhelpful that their link generator still suggests 'http://fonts...' http://fonts...'.
- spiderfarmer 10y ago
  Or just download them and serve them from your own domain. If you enable HTTP/2 there is little to no advantage of using a third party for hosting fonts.
  - bowersbros 10y ago
    Wont they be cached from other peoples websites saving the download?
    - spiderfarmer 10y ago
      No. Well, maybe, if you're using one of the most popular fonts, but each combination of weights is a seperate CSS file, that's probably a unique combination and only cached for 24 hours. A reason not to use Google fonts is that it's just another tracking tool in their arsenal. For each request, cookies are sent to Google's servers, so they have enough reason to avoid cache hits.
- MarkyC4 10y ago
  nowadays I just use 'https://...' https://...' instead of '//...' because * security * I will immediately know if a server doesn't support https, because the image won't load
_ao789 10y ago
Thanks for the spot. The issue has been resolved.

archon810 10y ago

Signed up to be notified, but new companies in my experience have a lot of issues with fill and CPM. How are you planning to compete?

_ao789 10y ago
Thanks for signing up. Our primary aim is to rid the internet of spam advertising and to turn online ads into an acceptable thing to have on your site as opposed to focusing on the highest bidder regardless of the quality of what your viewers end up seeing.