I use the built-in script blocking in Chrome, it's fairly quick to whitelist any scripts i actually want to run. It's by domain though, so not really perfect. I

I use the built-in script blocking in Chrome, it's fairly quick to whitelist any scripts i actually want to run. It's by domain though, so not really perfect. I also block ad servers at the DNS level, and run an an blocker. Until recently I didn't need the blocker, but ad networks have gotten better at serving from legitimate hosts, so I can't just block them anymore. There are lots of services I would be glad to outright pay for, or have some sort of flattr-type service attached to. I don't feel one iota guilty for blocking ads, given the risks and costs.