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I'm guessing it is because adblockers don't usually work on apps, but they do work on websites. With firefox on Android i have ublock origin, on the reddit app
by lionkor 3y ago
I'm guessing it is because adblockers don't usually work on apps, but they do work on websites.
With firefox on Android i have ublock origin, on the reddit app i don't - I'm forced to watch their ads however they feed them.
Plus, push notifications like "have you seen this post?" and "your comment got 10 upvotes!"
- benjaminwootton 3y agoEven with regards to adblockers, they must be bouncing a ton of SEO traffic and eventual users to try to overcome that. Nobody other site is so belligerent in getting you onto the app so I can’t see how it’s a net positive for them.