I agree with you and I also buy the argument that users can choose what their browser decides to render. The best action is to stop using a service. Continuing

I agree with you and I also buy the argument that users can choose what their browser decides to render. The best action is to stop using a service. Continuing to use a service with an adblocker shows that you get some type of value out of it but not enough that you're willing to put up with ads. Disclaimer: I finally installed an adblocker about two months ago so maybe that makes me a hypocrite. Honestly I don't see much of a difference before and after. Ads are not nearly as bad as most users here would make you think. The only real dangerous part is those networks being attacked and injecting malware. Facebook's ads are some of the least intrusive and well targeted. That second part makes people paranoid though.