> Random ad blockers are very dangerous, but there are ad blockers that everyone trusts, and you might not want to make it harder for them to maintain their pro

> Random ad blockers are very dangerous, but there are ad blockers that everyone trusts, and you might not want to make it harder for them to maintain their projects. The answer to "Random ad blockers are dangerous" is not: Let's cripple all adblockers to safeguard our "users". The obvious answer is create a review process similar to what Firefox did. Maybe Google should use some of their 0.0001% annual income to contract a full time review team to protect us against rogue extensions. I think an honest interlocutor would look at what's behind Big Corp double speech: Google: Protect ad-revenue while pretending to protect users. Apple: Protect Apple against government pressure while pretending to protect the children.