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And why do you not have an adblocker installed?

• mdavid626 3y ago
  Mobile?
  • pheatherlite 3y ago
    Firefox on Android is a blessing.
  • elteto 3y ago
    You’ll be happy to learn there’s plenty of adblockers for both iOS and Android.
    • mdavid626 3y ago
      Can you point me to some which work on iOS? I don't want a separate browser though, I just want to use Chrome.
  • aussieguy1234 3y ago
    Rethink DNS from the F droid app store works pretty well.
• stephenr 3y ago
  I'm 100% behind ad blockers in a browser, but this is some grade A victim blaming right here.
  • sibeliuss 3y ago
    /shrug. Never saw any popups or anything. Just a flat page reads without any obstruction. Try a new add blocker.
    • stephenr 3y ago
      Congratulations on completely missing the point and misspelling a two letter word at the same time. That's quite an accomplishment.
      • sibeliuss 3y ago
        Congrats on being a jerk? I don't know man. Carry on.
  • razodactyl 3y ago
    This right here. I hate that we're at the point where blockers are absolutely required to use the internet comfortably. Nobody wants to go near weeds. If ads were designed better we wouldn't be where we are now. Bring back 10 second videos + skip - and relevant inline and non-manipulative ads and absolutely never endorse popups and we might have a fairer internet for content creators. But here we are...
    • stephenr 3y ago
      It boggles the mind that print media managed to make anonymous advertising work for the best part of 400 years, but somehow the advent of the internet means we're expected to believe that it's impossible to have ads that are topic-related, rather than viewer-related.