> misconfigured to not load unless googletagservices has finished loading. Yep, this would be a website I'd just not use. For e-commerce, there's always anoth

> misconfigured to not load unless googletagservices has finished loading. Yep, this would be a website I'd just not use. For e-commerce, there's always another place. Ironically, sites which do their own tracking first party (Amazon.com) are much better than sites which do not, unless they're built on a standard platform like Shopify or BigCommerce. I'd say your model for what makes an enjoyable web experience is different than mine. I care about content, not just getting sites to load. If a site is badly built enough and lacks so much respect for me as a user, I don't care what they have to say anymore and I move on. Your approach isn't necessarily wrong, but it certainly isn't conducive to whitelisting, because you'll end up whitelisting most of the things I'd actively want to block. It's 2020, writing a website that works properly is easier than ever, and these businesses have no excuse for how bad their sites are.