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Most extensions show a badge with how many ads have been blocked. From there, some of them also include loggers or similar tools to see exactly which scripts, a
by choathedolls 7y ago
Most extensions show a badge with how many ads have been blocked. From there, some of them also include loggers or similar tools to see exactly which scripts, assets, etc. are being blocked (personally, uBlock's "overview panel" is fantastic for this). All without having to disable your adblocker to check.
So no downside, other than being even more frustrated with the current ad-hellhole.
- dspillett 7y ago> Most extensions ... This is fine for client based blocking, but it not possible for network level blocking, such as using a pi-hole instance as your main local resolver.