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> They have the cleanest, least intrusive ads imaginable, they don't do 3rd party tracking, they work with publishers to try and make ads that are relevant to t
by executesorder66 10y ago
> They have the cleanest, least intrusive ads imaginable, they don't do 3rd party tracking, they work with publishers to try and make ads that are relevant to their audience etc and yet their ads are still blocked by AdBlockers.
Well of course. And ad is an ad. And the point of an Adblocker is to block the ad. The main reason I install an Adblocker is because I don't want to see any adverts. (preventing malware, and slow page load times is just an added bonus for me)
- FooBarWidget 10y agoI don't share your sentiment. The reason I have adblock is to block intrusive, annoying and misleading ads, e.g. lots of animations, sounds, popups, not letting you leave, claiming that you have a virus, etc. I do not mind traditional Google text ads or simple honest image ads, at all. The fact that my adblocker blocks "good" ads too is because I didn't bother to configure it, not because I have a vendetta against all ads.