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Presumably that adblockers (or rather their users) would object to blocking domains that folks might actually want to load content from. I can’t imagine “domain
by debit-freak 2y ago
Presumably that adblockers (or rather their users) would object to blocking domains that folks might actually want to load content from. I can’t imagine “domain” is the only signal one could use to identify ads, though. To truly befuddle them you’d make advertisements truly indistinguishable from content. This is not trivial.
- sidewndr46 2y agoNot entirely true. If you lower the quality of your content enough the advertisements are in fact indistinguishable. I often enjoy reading the "chumbox" at the bottom of the news article more than the reporting itself
- grotorea 2y agoI think what we're asking is what are the implications for the advertisement company. And yeah, I can trivially block stuff in uBO by using CSS rules for example, so that's still on the table.
- debit-freak 2y ago> I think what we're asking is what are the implications for the advertisement company. Higher impressions? Higher integration cost? I guess I'm not sure what the confusion might be. Advertisers obviously want to ram their bullshit down as many eyesockets as they can find.