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I have ad blocker. I block all ads at the DNS level. I don't think you can block some of the ads on YT. Is that possible with browser plugins?
by vptr 6y ago
I have ad blocker. I block all ads at the DNS level. I don't think you can block some of the ads on YT. Is that possible with browser plugins?
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- khaledh 6y agoI use uBlock Origin and I never see a single ad on YouTube. This is for my laptop though; I still haven't figured a decent solution for my phone.
- kaolabear 6y agoDid you try Firefox with uBlock Origin on android? It works pretty well for me
- khaledh 6y agoThat's definitely an option. I was hoping for a solution that works with the native app.
- ninenines 6y agoBookmarklet can help video.currentTime = video.duration
- obarthelemy 6y agoThere's uBlock Origin for Firefox on Android
- tubularhells 6y agoAdaway.
- barbacoa 6y agoIn brave I don't get YT ads w/ default settings. In firefox I use the extension "enhancer for youtube".
- paulcole 6y agoThere’s a 16-digit code that I pass YouTube that results in 0 ads on the platform. Can’t recommend it enough.
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- purerandomness 6y agoYou probably use an adblocker that receives money from Google to pass through a small amount of ads. 'AdBlock Plus' is one example that does it. Many others as well. 'uBlick Origin' is currently the only one AFAIK that is truly open source and not sponsored by any ad network.
- kyriakos 6y agoFor Android blockada seems to fail to block them
- tubularhells 6y agoI see no ads, cookie or GDPR popups, no newsletter annoyances, nothing since I set uBlock Origin full nuclear and just ticked all the boxes.