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Even CERN would advice everyone to use ad-blocker [1] for a safer internet experience. I am sure ads as it is today wasn't part of the web plan when it started.
by elashri 1y ago
Even CERN would advice everyone to use ad-blocker [1] for a safer internet experience. I am sure ads as it is today wasn't part of the web plan when it started.
[1] https://home.cern/news/news/computing/computer-security-block-ads-stay-clean https://home.cern/news/news/computing/computer-security-bloc...
- diggan 1y agoGuess nowadays they recommend everyone to use Firefox or some other non-crippling browser then also? I helped my wife with something the other day, noticed the ads everywhere, while I was sure I had installed uBlock for her in the past. Went to the Chrome's addons page, and Google apparently is automatically disabling uBlock and calling it unsupported, yet you can enable it until next time you restart Chrome. But seems Chrome is actively trying to get rid of adblockers lately.