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This way you're missing out on specific js patches for sites with hard to block ads (like YouTube)

• carlosjobim 2y ago
  That's a special case, which can be solved by buying YouTube premium. For general ad-blocking, the DNS filters work great.
  • paulryanrogers 2y ago
    What incentives does this enforce in the market? Strangling smaller players and reinforcing the dominant ones.
    • jpc0 2y ago
      "We understand some users don't want ads so to monetize our product we allow those users to pay and not see ads" Your response: "I want to keep my cake and eat it too." I have a solution for you, stop using YouTube if you feel so strongly that a video platform should be free to use. I'm paraphrasing in the quotes, they aren't real quotes...