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this post was submitted on 25 Aug 2025
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Eh, I don't mind sponsored content at least they are explicit and naturally skippable.
Unskippable stuff is the real issue imho, I don't use Sponsorblock on purpose.
You could use Sponsorblock and simply not skip sponsors. Use it to skip interaction reminders or intros, for example.
It's a very useful extension.
Yes, just having them clearly labelled on the seek bar is great
if you decide the product is not for you, there is a button to skip to the end of the segment manually, if you'd like to consider it first
I have a severe allergy to all paid speech and derivatives.
My only regret is that I can't disinfect it from from my internet at the router level without my very old phone having to do the heavy lifting