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According to many ad networks today just using Firefox is "ad-blocking" because it is not Chrome and is missing Chrome features. I know I'm satisfied with Fire
by WorldMaker 4y ago
According to many ad networks today just using Firefox is "ad-blocking" because it is not Chrome and is missing Chrome features.
I know I'm satisfied with Firefox built-in Enhanced Tracking Protection, so I don't have an extension installed for "ad blocking", but my problem is not ads but ad trackers. I don't mind "non-personalized, non-targeted" ads and I welcome them in many cases, but I do mind ad trackers and I loathe any attempt at "personalized" ads.
(Though I don't have 0 extensions installed even then, I like Tree Tab Plus and Multi-Account Container. Multi-Account Container is of course another reason the ad networks believe I "block ads" even though I technically do not. It seems better for me that Google, Twitter, and Facebook accounts are never logged in at the same time in the same tab.)