Calling it an adblocker is pretty dishonest when it's main purpose is to enforce Coalition for Better Ads standards. It is not an alternative to wide spectrum 3

Calling it an adblocker is pretty dishonest when it's main purpose is to enforce Coalition for Better Ads standards. It is not an alternative to wide spectrum 3rd party content blockers at all for people who care about a clean browsing experience. It could block competitor ads, assuming it will be default enabled later when it hits general availability and the majority of Chrome users do not care about tweaking their settings.