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It's free of ads from YouTube. Plenty of videos have baked in ads from the content creators themselves.
by banana_giraffe 3y ago
It's free of ads from YouTube. Plenty of videos have baked in ads from the content creators themselves.
- _boffin_ 3y agoCheck out SponsorBlock.
- moelf 3y agothat's why https://sponsor.ajay.app/ https://sponsor.ajay.app/ exists
- lapetitejort 3y agoIf you dislike them, check out the SponsorBlock extension, which will skip in-video ads. While you're at it, also get DeArrow, which chooses a random frame as the thumbnail and allows community written titles that accurately describe the videos.
- xdennis 3y agoBut at that point why not block all ads without paying? (That's what I do.)
- pertique 3y agoI think you and the comment you replied to are talking about different things. The comment you replied to IS talking about skipping these inline ads without paying (SponsorBlock). If you aren't using it and are watching the same videos, you're also seeing these ads.
- squeaky-clean 3y agoxdennis is asking why bother paying for premium if you still need to use sponsorblock. Why not just use sponsorblock + (uBlock Origin, or yt-dl, or etc) to remove both forms of ads for free.
- Moldoteck 3y agoToo bad sponsorblock will not work on tv((
- pmarreck 3y agoI don’t actually mind those, because at least you can skip past them manually; if they stop allowing THAT, though, THEN…
- duped 3y agoPretty much every streaming service with a "no ads" tier does this. I agree it's infuriating.