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Ad nauseum solves this. Sure you get tracked but you also send all the wrong signals.
by Justsignedup 3y ago
Ad nauseum solves this. Sure you get tracked but you also send all the wrong signals.
- malka 3y agoAd nauseam is "weirdly" banned from the chrome store. Guess it hurts them :)
- Condition1952 3y agoCan’t you sideload applications like a hacker?
- throitallaway 3y agoOur computing landscape has deteriorated if installing an application/extension outside of a walled garden makes you a "hacker."
- illiac786 3y agodepends how high the walls are I guess. One other way to look at it is, if 99% of users cannot do it, then it's a hack =) aka users have becomed dumbed down by walled garden...
- Modified3019 3y agoI believe the comment was facetious.
- kitkat_new 3y agoEspecially, because it clicks ads without you seeing them
- accountinhn 3y agoThat is a neat idea, going to give it a try.
- gustavus 3y agoI'll give a warning with that, the traffic generated by adnausem starts to get cloudflare suspicious and then you end up having 1/2 of the internet made inaccessible because Cloudflare decided at some point you are a bad actor and you're pretty much hosed from that point on.
- hedora 3y agoGood thing I get my internet access from a major internet service provider that stuck me behind a carrier-grade NAT!
- Fatnino 3y agoThe city of Palo Alto's website is "protected" by some cloudflare clone wannabe. It somehow decided that my residential ip address (also in Palo Alto) is a threat and I can't access any city website now. Just get an infinite loop of "are you human?" challenges. My workaround is to use Tor. That sails right through. Excellent job. My tax dollars at work.
- redder23 3y agoHow does Ad nauseum solve this? It seems you failed to understand this technical issue. Ad nauseam is build on uBlock and suffers from the same issues does it not? I have not looked into it, but it seems it's a technical limitation that lets connections go through b4 an extension is fully loaded and hooked in to be able to block them. So just by my common sense, a fork of UBO would suffer from the same issue.
- devilsAdv0cate 3y ago[dead]