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I've resisted using an ad-blocker for years because I'm happy for the sites I visit daily to earn revenue that way, and for many it's the only way they can. I l
by teh_klev 11y ago
I've resisted using an ad-blocker for years because I'm happy for the sites I visit daily to earn revenue that way, and for many it's the only way they can. I limited myself to running Privacy badger and blocking Facebook/Twitter tracking cookies, that kinda thing.
But this is the straw that's broken my camel's back and it spoils things for those of us who don't mind a few ads here and there. uBlock now installed, sod the ad networks.
- danielweber 11y agoWouldn't it be better to disable third-party scripts?
- pwenzel 11y agoIn this particular case, Ghostery would be suitable over uBlock. (I run both)