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Because there's friction in getting an adblocker. I don't think there are any that work on phones, and Google Chrome crippled theirs on desktop. You have to go
by inigyou 3mo ago
Because there's friction in getting an adblocker. I don't think there are any that work on phones, and Google Chrome crippled theirs on desktop. You have to go far out of your way to have one.
- dotancohen 3mo agoUsing Firefox (mobile and desktop) is going far out of one's way?
- inigyou 3mo agoYes?
- GuB-42 3mo agoFirefox mobile supports extensions, including uBlock Origin, there are also some ad-blocking Chromium forks. But I agree, on mobile, there is significant friction, for instance, I don't know any of them that can sync with your Google account. And that's on Android, ad-blocking is even more limited on iOS (ironic considering the business model of Apple vs Google).