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I regularly find websites that don’t work until I disable the Adblock, usually on mobile. This isn’t intentional generally. How do you deal with that? Are you

• smileybarry 4y ago
  Turning off affiliate blocking fixed 99% of those, and the rest I just manually add to my allowlist. It’s not many but if that doesn’t fix quickly then I just switch it off for a minute.
• leokennis 4y ago
  There is a blocklist with the explicit goal to not break sites (at the expense of sometimes being tracked or seeing an ad): https://oisd.nl/ https://oisd.nl/ > Why this list? > Where most other blocklists go for the "block ads/trackers and when something breaks it's up to the user to figure out what to whitelist"-approach .. > > This list prioritizes functionality over blocking. > > Thís is the list to use at home, at work or at your (grand-)parents place. > Users report it "passes the girlfriend-test" ;) I used to run more strict lists and then whitelist domains or temporarily disable blocking, but I have to say I switched to oisd only and now I'm seeing maybe 0.5% more ads without having to go through that hassle, which is a fine compromise for me.