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YouTube’s ad blocker problems are just an AdBlock Plus bug
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 16 Jan 2024
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Anyone and Everyone with the slightest of computer knowledge but paid shills are plugging ublock origin everywhere and anywhere they can , and yet people still choose other garbages. You'd think that maybe they'll see that tiny 'sponsored' text on top of the search result when looking for an adblock and go " why an adblock would advertise itself on search engines? this reeks of garbage, data siphoning bullshit adblock " but no, they even go as far as to defend it. I can't even bother with these people anymore.
Adblock Plus was the only decent adblocker available for Internet Explorer 11 a couple of years ago. Only reason I used it.
I'm not sure you know what a couple is. Also, arguing with IE of all browsers is not going to make a strong case either.
Point at the case, because mine was an affirmation that it wasn't good as I reluctantly used it.
I miss when people trusted nerds instead of corporations. Applies to a variety of fields.