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You can't remove ads that are part of a site's native HTML either - well, not easily, not without an AI determining what is an ad based on the content itself. T
by like_any_other 1y ago
You can't remove ads that are part of a site's native HTML either - well, not easily, not without an AI determining what is an ad based on the content itself. The few ads I see despite uBlock are like that - something the website author themself included, and not by pulling it in from a different domain.
And those ads don't spy. They tend to be a jpg that functions as a link. That's why I mentioned spying.