OC is wrong. Online ad serving is a 100 billion dollar market and it is entirely dependent on control of the client, or at least the default behavior of the cl

OC is wrong. Online ad serving is a 100 billion dollar market and it is entirely dependent on control of the client, or at least the default behavior of the client, to make it show ads and to not save the media, requiring repeat visits to show more ads. It is vital to their industry that ad systems can display ads on browser clients by default. This is a huge part of the push toward apps - more control over clients. If they could go after ad-block extensions in browsers they would, but this is difficult for historic and technical reasons. Youtube-dl is a separate client with no ad-displaying ability at all. It saves the media. They're going to do their best to portray this as somehow improper because their business depends on it.