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I'm pretty sure the main reason is that all websites with block them and tell you to install Chrome if they ever did. Outside of that I'm sure turning ad block
by bobajeff 7y ago
I'm pretty sure the main reason is that all websites with block them and tell you to install Chrome if they ever did.
Outside of that I'm sure turning ad blocking on by default would break several sites.
Also publicly, they've said that ads are an integral part of the web.
- gcbw2 7y agoFine. ship it off. This is not a valid excuse. What's the difference of shipping a feature off, and shipping with support for an extension (on both firefox and Google's chrome store sites!) that can be installed? At this point we are just discussing semantics. Install vs Turn on.