#blocking ads

[gudguy1a]

Stupid Shit washington post - Blocking my comments - Class Action lawsuit time...?

NOTE: PROFANITY ALERT – stop here and do not proceed if it offends your delicate, pious, conservative manner….. Wow!!!! Just because we want to block ads and tracking tools. For this story: Pentagon bars press photographers over ‘unflattering’ Hegseth photosThe Fucking Post is blocking my comments. As it is turning out, in trying other stories on the Post, using Duckduckgo – I have multiple…

[bi-accident]

Just wanted to leave a review on why I uninstalled AdBlock (clicked on “AdBlock does not block ads”) and I can’t submit the answer 😤

[dasloddl]

omg I was able to hide an ad… I’ve never been able to do that before 🎉🎉🎉 begone viagra ads

[newsthatmakeyouhappy]

80% of web users know ads fund publishers - more are filtering rather than blocking ads

A fresh appraisal of social attitudes toward advertising and adblocking has revealed a more nuanced relationship between publishers and audiences than the black and white picture often portrayed.

[chatdomestique]

I just blocked the sims free play ad account so let's see what happens

[prodigalsun82]

yes, tumblr, i know that i am blocking ads. i don't want to see them. or that picture frame.

[gbence]

Privacy and ads..

Well, I suppose everyone met with "LOW FAT, BIG P.NIS" adverts on the interwebs, I'll prefer two of addons to you, for safety and ad and tracking free browsing.

The first one is the well known AdBlock Plus (supported by most of browsers), as the website writes "Adblock Plus blocks annoying ads on the web."

The second one is Disconnect (Chrome and Firefox), I found that fancy addon in past month. Disconnect's goal is keep your browser safe from tracking (by blocking analytics, facebook like buttons, and tweet buttons for example).

Let's begin to take care about your online privacy. :-)