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You can whitelist specific sites if you feel like supporting them that way. Then you get the best of the two worlds: no ads anywhere except on the sites where y
by capableweb 3y ago
You can whitelist specific sites if you feel like supporting them that way. Then you get the best of the two worlds: no ads anywhere except on the sites where you want to support the content creators.
- bcrl 3y agoWhitelisting creates friction. Maybe if there's a button in the browser to do that for a site / page it would work, but there really should be a low friction way of supporting content that works across the vast majority of sites one might stumble upon in a given month.
- capableweb 3y ago> Whitelisting creates friction. Maybe if there's a button in the browser to do that for a site / page it would work With uBlock Origin it's trivial, I do this all the time. You click on the extension toolbar button, then on the huge "On/Off" button and it remembers your setting for that particular site forever. Literally two clicks.
- JohnFen 3y agoUntil ads stop coming with tracking, I will whitelist nothing. There are no sites so precious that I'm willing to subject myself to surveillance for them.
- capableweb 3y agoI mean, then I don't see why what I wrote would somehow apply to you? Continue blocking ads everywhere, no need to announce it to the world, just keep on keeping on :)