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I don’t install anything on my work computer that I can’t say 100% is used for work so I could never justify uBlock. It does make a HUGE difference. The web wit
by flatiron 5y ago
I don’t install anything on my work computer that I can’t say 100% is used for work so I could never justify uBlock. It does make a HUGE difference. The web without it is a giant mess.
- cnasc 5y agoMy company installs uBlock on all laptops by default
- TylerE 5y agoIt's easy to justify as a security measure, given the amount of malicious ads trying to serve up exploits.
- sverhagen 5y agoMaybe they don't browse the web either, I mean... unless it's 100% justified for work...
- cable2600 5y agoMSDN used to be on the web and more updated than the CD-ROMS they mailed out for subscribers. http://msdn.microsoft.com/ http://msdn.microsoft.com/ It is the help program of Visual Studio and other apps. Managers would check http://msn.microsoft.com/ http://msn.microsoft.com/ which had their stocks in it. I only used the web for work, nothing else. I didn't use my company email for newsgroups and website signups I used my Hotmail account instead that kept the spam there.
- flatiron 5y agoYeah I work from home and have a personal device on my desk. I wouldn’t even check the weather on my office device!
- benhurmarcel 5y agoMy company blocks addons on Chrome so I browse non-internal sites on Firefox just for uBlock.