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Short of installing a third-party application like smartyoutube or vanced, you are not going to be successful in blocking YouTube ads. YouTube caught up with dn
by freebuju 6y ago
Short of installing a third-party application like smartyoutube or vanced, you are not going to be successful in blocking YouTube ads. YouTube caught up with dns filtering ad-blockers and started placing their ads in the same domain as the video content.
- gibspaulding 6y agoUblock Origin seems to be working for me. I don't use YouTube that often, but I've never seen an add that I can remember. Edit: I guess maybe you're just talking about on a smart TV.
- simcop2387 6y agoublock origin can do url based filtering, which can't be done via something like pihole where it's only at the dns level.
- gibspaulding 6y agoThanks for the clarification. I've been using UBO for a long time and sort of take it for granted. It's pretty amazing how thorough it is. The school system I work for pushes out Addblock to all of their Chrome devices, and it doesn't even come close.