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You don’t have to deal with that when using a suitable ad blocker.

• const_cast 1y ago
  ... For now, and only partially. I'm not aware of any AI blocker that exists. Not to mention Google Chrome doesn't even allow full fat ad blockers.
  • therealpygon 1y ago
    > Google Chrome That would be an awfully weird browser choice after all the privacy/ad-blocking talk.
    • const_cast 1y ago
      ... or chromium. There's only one viable option, and it's firefox and derivatives. Some tech people haven't figured this out yet, forgive me if I assumed wrong. This is, after all, in a conversation about using Google Search.
• pants2 1y ago
  You're still dealing with the fact that Google ranks results based partly on ad-revenue, so even if you're blocking the ads you're getting routed to spammier sites.
  • SEOCurmudgeon 1y ago
    Link! Jeez, this is blatantly false.