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Browsing the web without an adblocker is... illuminating. A vision into a corporate hellscape of garbage constantly screaming for your attention. I'm sure they
by the_af 3y ago
Browsing the web without an adblocker is... illuminating. A vision into a corporate hellscape of garbage constantly screaming for your attention.
I'm sure they don't allow adblockers in Hell.
- paulryanrogers 3y agoIME you learn which sites and services can balance ads vs user needs. So it's only hell if insist on consuming from those who don't care enough about you. Of course if ad blocking gets too be too mainstream all that will be left are 'native' ads and directly paid content.
- the_af 3y agoI don't use "sites", I use the internet. I don't know, beforehand, which page I'll land on. Some sites I do use out of necessity, because I follow the "content"/"community", and it happens to be there: YouTube, Facebook. It saddens me to no end a lot of groups of niche interests are only on Facebook, but if I don't want to end up talking to myself, I'm forced to use it.