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Ad blocking alive and well, despite changes to Chrome
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this post was submitted on 06 Feb 2026
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Yeah, and I expect much better from The Register!
I'm also convinced that the current state of ads, where people can compare old to new and say "looks good to me," is entirely intentional on Google's part. I've been convinced of this well before the change actually happened.
Of course Google didn't want to raise any hackles... until well after their new scheme had been adopted.