> So use an ad blocker. It's about thirty seconds to set up, and very user-friendly. Even with the default lists, they do a great job. Have you ever tried to s

> So use an ad blocker. It's about thirty seconds to set up, and very user-friendly. Even with the default lists, they do a great job. Have you ever tried to set up ad/tracker blocking for a non-tech person? If it actually protects their privacy, then it's also a huge pain in the ass that randomly breaks things and requires constant attention. DNS- or IP-level blocking works best, but requires constant maintenance. Then there are the various caches. What breaks when you block "*.googleapis.com"? Then there's the question of which user-hostile JavaScript APIs you try to block. WebGL? WebUSB? And from whom? It's endless war.