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DNS-based ad blockers only block connections to domains known to serve ads. A browser-based blocker is able to block ads served by the same domain as the conte
by babypuncher 4y ago
DNS-based ad blockers only block connections to domains known to serve ads.
A browser-based blocker is able to block ads served by the same domain as the content you actually want, without blocking said content. They are also able to apply fixes to pages that break or have bad layouts when ads fail to load in.