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I feel like if you're going to pay for a sub you'd be better off paying for one of the non-Google video sites, to get actual ad-free content, rather than just "
by stephenr 3y ago
I feel like if you're going to pay for a sub you'd be better off paying for one of the non-Google video sites, to get actual ad-free content, rather than just "Google-ad free" and still sit through the "sponsored" part.
As for the original question, I haven't had any issues with Vinegar (technically it's not an ad blocker, it converts YouTube's video player back into a native html5 video player, which has the side effect of removing all Google ads)