The real solution is for ad companies to agree to allow their ads to be vetted, and hosted on the delivery network's systems. I had no problem with ads up unti

The real solution is for ad companies to agree to allow their ads to be vetted, and hosted on the delivery network's systems. I had no problem with ads up until the point I went to the official online source for a number of print comics, and had my browser forcibly minimized, with a new window spawned in the bottom right corner of my screen designed to look like a Windows alert, trying to trick me into installing malware. At that point I installed an Adblocker, and have never looked back. I don't mind disabling it when reminded (Hulu and the like), for certain sites, but until I can be certain that websites with positive reputations won't deliver such scurrilous ads, it stays on by default.