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I think that people blame the ads for the performance and experience issues and that's what causes them to search for ad blockers rather than the getting rid of
by dangoldin 13y ago
I think that people blame the ads for the performance and experience issues and that's what causes them to search for ad blockers rather than the getting rid of ads for the sake of getting rid of ads. I might of course be wrong.
- thenerdfiles 13y agoMost explanations for Adblock are made in terms of HTTP Requests, so most people are concerned with performance. They may not know all the full story, as the typical web dev likely would, but your characterization is not offbase nor unjustified. In any event, MrPleb's dismissive response is unwarranted.
- morgante 13y ago> I think that people blame the ads for the performance and experience issues And they're right. Ads slow things down, especially because many ad networks are still using archaic JavaScript. (Lots of document.write...)