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>I just cannot browse the internet without adblocker, it is too slow, but more importantly too distracting not saying this applies to you but might it be that
by bryanrasmussen 4y ago
>I just cannot browse the internet without adblocker, it is too slow, but more importantly too distracting
not saying this applies to you but might it be that ads are distracting enough that they would be an actual accessibility problem affecting people with ADHD - if so is not allowing people to block ads likely to run into legal issues?
- xattt 4y agoYes! Ad blockers are an accessibility tool for people with executive functioning disorders! Can you imagine the uproar if a mainstream website blocked screen readers for people with low vision?
- bryanrasmussen 4y agoThen Google might be liable under various laws that support disabilities, varying per jurisdiction obviously.
- worldofmatthew 4y agoAll Captcha's could in the USA be illegal aswell under the ADA.... As some people with learning disabilities won't be able to complete them.