3 ms·
I asked before, but never really got a good answer. Is this client side only? If not, how are they querying a server? And where can I download the full list of
by kodablah 9y ago
I asked before, but never really got a good answer. Is this client side only? If not, how are they querying a server? And where can I download the full list of unacceptable ads/sites? And if I can't, why not? And finally, why does this have to be native instead of an extension?
Edit: I guess another question, why aren't the answers to obvious questions like these readily available? Or am I just ignorant?
- dedalus 9y agoI believe this is a hybrid. Chrome sends telemetry data to their server and they already know what kind of sites and ads are blocked. I think they need correlation of ads shown followed by an adblocker extension install so that they want to block such ads to prevent the growth in adblockers