That's similar to an outdoor concert venue trying to charge nearby residents for each show. If websites don't like that users have the ability to block ads, th

That's similar to an outdoor concert venue trying to charge nearby residents for each show. If websites don't like that users have the ability to block ads, then a new ad delivery mechanism is needed, or possibly a different revenue model. For example many youtubers now have sponsored sections directly in their video. The only way to avoid it is to fast forward through it. People have every right to control their computer, their network, and what happens to data once it has arrived. Depending on something as squishy as ethics for your revenue is pretty risky.