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I suspect this will be coming soon. For ad-driven companies, having an opaque deployment which would prevent ad-blockers would be ideal. However ads still need

by ivell 9mo ago

I suspect this will be coming soon. For ad-driven companies, having an opaque deployment which would prevent ad-blockers would be ideal. However ads still need to be delivered over the net so there is still some way to block them (without resorting to router/firewall level blocking).

creata 9mo ago
They'd be raked over the coals for the lack of accessibility, I hope.
- javcasas 9mo ago
  That's like the mafia being raked over the coals for not having accessibility ramps for wheelchairs in their clandestine distilleries. Not gonna happen.
  - lynx97 9mo ago
    You are probably right. What will happen is that ad-blocker people will indirectly kill accessibility. That would make a lot of sense in this world. Its a reoccuring pattern. Spam killed a part of accessibility indirectly via CAPTCHA. And "it is my god-given right to block ads of free services I use" people will indirectly finally kill accessibility for good, now that we have <canvas>.