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I hope the ad blockers completely abandon Chrome when this change gets pushed through, rather than attempting to work around it. Google is using a slow-frog-bo
by ohazi 7y ago
I hope the ad blockers completely abandon Chrome when this change gets pushed through, rather than attempting to work around it.
Google is using a slow-frog-boil approach to re-desensitize their users to ads, and it's working. The only thing that will work here is a big splash of cold water to the face.
Maybe Chrome losing all of its ad-blockers overnight will finally start making a dent.
- cptskippy 7y agoUnfortunately the owners of the most popular adblocker have successfully created a revenue generating business out of adblocking and aren't about to abandon Chrome.
- pvg 7y agoChrome launched without any support for extensions. chrome.webRequest didn't appear until the end of 2013.
- hnaccy 7y agoOutside of uBlock Origin the popular ad blockers are business (see pay for acceptable adds), there's no way they abandon chrome.