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There's actually an adblocker which effectively does this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/the-ethical-ad-blocker/chpijkaobnoplgnjpjilbdcklmmpgfla ht

by crummy 10y ago

There's actually an adblocker which effectively does this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/the-ethical-ad-blocker/chpijkaobnoplgnjpjilbdcklmmpgfla https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/the-ethical-ad-blo... "This extension provides a 100% guaranteed ethical ad blocking experience. The conundrum at hand: users don't want to see ads, but content providers can't give away content for free. The solution is simple: if a website has ads, the user simply should not be able to see it. This way, the user doesn't experience ads, but they also don't leech free content."

logicallee 10y ago
TeMPOraL in your sibling comment says "I say, good riddance". That poster should run this adblocker.
- TeMPOraL 10y ago
  I'm close to that with uMatrix and myself being too lazy to set up rules for the ad-laden sites to even render properly. My Internet browsing experience is definitely much better without visiting those sites though :P.