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Can Google come after you in any way for disabling ads? I would think that you are in the clear, otherwise AdBlocker would not exist, but I could be wrong. The
by CWIZO 15y ago
Can Google come after you in any way for disabling ads? I would think that you are in the clear, otherwise AdBlocker would not exist, but I could be wrong.
The "icons for attachments" is the killer feature for me and would install an extension only for that. It will really save me time. Cheers!
edit: can you remove the button? It does nothing but provide short-cuts to options and update (which I don't really get since extensions auto-update). I know I can hide it, but it would be better (IMO) to include the link to settings/donate somewhere in gmail.
- Drbble 15y agoYou Gmelius, probably not, since ads are a private contract EULA thing, not a public law thing. You the user, if Google got desperate and tone-deaf, and an additional agreement were actually in the EULA.