Pretty much, and I think this highlights just how important it is to have at least two independently developed browser engines. If Chromium becomes the only game in town that would effectively let Google, which makes most of its revenue from ads, decide how we access the internet. That would be an absolutely terrible scenario to be in.
If I lose my ad blocker it’s like losing access to the internet for me
I’d even specify that. Loosing uBlock Origin on Firefox is like getting rid of the web per se.
Pretty much, and I think this highlights just how important it is to have at least two independently developed browser engines. If Chromium becomes the only game in town that would effectively let Google, which makes most of its revenue from ads, decide how we access the internet. That would be an absolutely terrible scenario to be in.
Block at the DNS level. It won’t matter which browser you use.
Does that work for the ads in YouTube videos? We have messed around with pie hole at our house but it doesn’t work for videos.
For real, NextDNS was a game changer. It’s not hard to set up either.
I just went to a website that gave me a full page ad with no X button to close out of it.
Hell no. Shit is going to get so bad if they remove ad-blockers. Fastest way to kill their user-base.