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> [The ad-blocker is] modifying the HTML of another author and then displaying it to the browser user But ... that's what the browser itself does. We aren't sh
by thomascgalvin 5y ago
> [The ad-blocker is] modifying the HTML of another author and then displaying it to the browser user
But ... that's what the browser itself does. We aren't shown raw HTML, we're shown a user-friendly rendering of that HTML.
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- jagermo 5y agoYes, but this kind of understanding can't be used by a "media" company infamous for its rag tabloids (and a former editor-in-chief fired because he fucked his employees and kept a laminated fake copy of a divorce certificate to prove that he is really, really, really not married) to force users to watch their ads. Have you no business sense??!? /s By the way, Axel Springer SE, the "media" company suing, is investing heavily into the US market. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Springer_SE https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Springer_SE