I'm much more concerned with a new ad blocking circumvention technique that has emerged on plenty of sites in the recent months: Open the actual link you are c

I'm much more concerned with a new ad blocking circumvention technique that has emerged on plenty of sites in the recent months: Open the actual link you are clicking on in a new tab, and change the current page's location to some advertising page. They even randomize when a link opens in a new tab, so you can't just close the page automatically, but have to wait for the result. It drives me crazy. --- I do love how the MindGeek guy got called out on the bug tracker, though.