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I.. what? You really should read links you post. Brave even has an option where you can choose to do: - “aggressive” blocking (will refuse to connect to ad d
by jorvi 2y ago
I.. what?
You really should read links you post.
Brave even has an option where you can choose to do:
- “aggressive” blocking (will refuse to connect to ad domains)
-“standard” blocking (will connect but block, to prevent breakage)
I will stop responding now because I’ve corrected you multiple times and you refuse to listen.
- DEADMINCE 2y agoJesus christ lol. You're being fooled by marketing. Just because Brave calls it blocking, doesn't mean it is blocking. Again, just do some god-damn research. Really, the bare minimum. It isn't news to anyone educated on this stuff that Apple has never* allowed proper ad blocking until recently in the EU. But, believe whatever you want. I get being too scared to leave that ever so comfy RDF you found yourself in. Well, I tried.