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> At the end of the day ruining adblock is impossible They just need to not send the part of the stream past the ads until it’s the right time to do so. You ma
by exitb 2y ago
> At the end of the day ruining adblock is impossible
They just need to not send the part of the stream past the ads until it’s the right time to do so. You may not watch the ads, but you’ll still wait for them to finish.
- noahjk 2y agoYes, like Hulu (not sure if they still do). I think doing this would be a positive thing for some consumers. It’s a good blank space to reflect on whether our time spent watching the video is actually worth it. I’ve done my best to move away from real-time YT viewing and instead download set channels into Plex for on-demand viewing. This somewhat helps binging, as it is not infinite and does not suggest the next video via algorithm. This method wouldn’t affect my viewing to any meaningful degree.