Blocking Ads in 2023

[Slidey Boi]

My fellow Onion Bros,

Google Chrome is disabling Adblock in 2023. Will this affect you guys? How do you plan to continue blocking ads?

On the PC I'm considering either going back to Firefox, or trying Brave. Not sure what to do with my phone though. I have an Android, I think I'm screwed.

 

[delphi]

My fellow Onion Bros,

Google Chrome is disabling Adblock in 2023. Will this affect you guys? How do you plan to continue blocking ads?

On the PC I'm considering either going back to Firefox, or trying Brave. Not sure what to do with my phone though. I have an Android, I think I'm screwed.

Brave has an Android app.

 

[Deleted User]

Why you using Chrome my fellow onion?

 

[Slidey Boi]

Why you using Chrome my fellow onion?

Convenience, procrastinating change... no good reason really. Not for long though.

 

[Gamercat]

>YOU WILL BE BOMBARDED WITH 50000 POPUPS AND WILL YOU LIKE IT

 

[fag0t]

My fellow Onion Bros,

Google Chrome is disabling Adblock in 2023. Will this affect you guys? How do you plan to continue blocking ads?

On the PC I'm considering either going back to Firefox, or trying Brave. Not sure what to do with my phone though. I have an Android, I think I'm screwed.

jewgle chrome has always been gay firefox has always been the best browser

 

[monkeylove]

Firefox tweaked for privacy, with ETP in strict mode (disable for sites that break), uBlock Origin in default mode or Adblock for desktop for various apps (try the lifetime subscription promo), and multi-account containers extension.

 

[yeah]

I honestly don't see how Google disabling Adblock is an issue as there are many alternates to Chome and Adblock. Even if Google was to entirely disable 3rd party addons, you can always go the old school route of using a proxy filter, like Proxomitron. Until they do, uBlock Origin and such exist.

Or, if you must use Chrome, simply disable updating to the latest version. You could enable developer mode and manually install any adblock you want. I simply can't see from any technical point of view how they could achieve this, given their low level of competence and delivery verses their promises of "Our products work the way we promised".

This whole thing smells more like Google attempting to appeal to advertisers and being unable to deliver in the end. This is nothing new and no doubt will come up again in a few years when this iteration fails.

 

[monkeylove]

Best to have browsers patched to avoid new vulnerabilities. In which case, use something like Brave, and if you like tweaking the UI, etc., Firefox hardened, etc.

 

[Jazz never died!]

Only fags use Chrome real men use Internet Explorer.

 

[yeah]

You mean, real men Edge ?

 

[Jazz never died!]

You mean, real men Edge ?

Whats Edge never heard of it?

 

[yeah]

I believe what microsoft call internet explorer now.