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Youtube Premium for $10/month. No ads to break your focus.
by iconjack 6y ago
Youtube Premium for $10/month. No ads to break your focus.
- alpaca128 6y agoAn ad-blocker does the same for free. And both methods don't get rid of sponsor ads within the video.
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- shric 6y agoThe extension "SponsorBlock" works well for desktop browsers, it accepts user contributed segments to cut out sponsorships.
- zuhsetaqi 6y agoOr just use uBlock origin which is free
- xiphias2 6y agoIt probably doesn't work on the youtube app for iPad Pro / my Android phone, so I also payed for it. And sure, it feels bad that there are lots of in-video advertisements, but I deal with it
- MaxikCZ 6y agoNewPipe or Youtube Vanced for android. Last time I saw an ad on youtube was months ago on someone elses device.
- scpedicini 6y agoEvery time YouTube premium comes up, somebody mentions ublock origin failing to realize that a lot of people use devices other than a personal computer to watch videos (chrome cast, smart tv, phone, etc).
- tasnent 6y agoYou could also set up something like Pi-Hole.
- dimatter 6y agodoesn't work well on youtube ads
- ornornor 6y agoDoesn’t work with the YT ads. Their apps bypass your dns and you can’t tell the ad traffic apart to block it. uBO only works well in the browser. Pro tip: compare prices for online services across countries. Netflix, YT, etc are 1/10th of the price in places like Argentina, turkey, etc. And the savings are just one vpn connection away to signup (you don’t usually need a vpn afterwards to use it)
- benhurmarcel 6y agoIt's $12, not 10.