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It's a good thing that you are actually able to tweak these things to your personal tastes.

• thibran 7y ago
  Yes it is, and I'm thankful that it is possible. There is – and always was – someone who gets paid to distract you from doing what you want to do. This is called advertising and we have seen on the web multiple very aggressive excesses here: pop-ups, auto playing sound/video and nowadays notification spam. What I'm trying to say here is, that you shouldn't need to be a nerd to get a pleasant browsing experience.
  • hombre_fatal 7y ago
    If you limited your post to just the lines that you're talking about in this post, you'd have "install ublock" and "Notification Settings > Block new requests". Not very damning, nor nerdy.
  • kgwxd 7y ago
    But no other major browser is any better in that department, they're all worse.