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I've actually emailed the Guardian before to say I would gladly pay at least whatever they earn from my ad impressions to have an ad-free site. They just pointe
by peeky 10y ago
I've actually emailed the Guardian before to say I would gladly pay at least whatever they earn from my ad impressions to have an ad-free site. They just pointed me to the mobile apps where this is already an option.
I wish more sites offered an alternative to the dilemma of UX-breaking ads vs ad blocker guilt.
- agarden 10y agoYou can pay them $49/year. If that doesn't remove the ads, then install an ad blocker that you turn on for just their site. https://membership.theguardian.com/us/supporter?INTCMP=ADBLOCK_BANNER_TOYNBEE_US https://membership.theguardian.com/us/supporter?INTCMP=ADBLO...
- lostlogin 10y agoThe idea of paying them then paying someone else to remove their shit is a little insane. Until that is resolved, I pay for my ad blockers. The added bonus is that I can remove any content I don't like (lifestyle stories about our rugby players).
- Fiahil 10y agoAd blocker guilt? Never felt that.