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Personally, I don't really see the value proposition in being able to load and serve you ads faster, compared to a browser with a proper ad blocker.
by mattthebaker 10mo ago
Personally, I don't really see the value proposition in being able to load and serve you ads faster, compared to a browser with a proper ad blocker.
- mbonnet 10mo agoThe average user does not care about ads being present. Speed is paramount.
- thfuran 10mo agoShouldn't getting rid of all the ads make things notably faster?
- 1718627440 10mo agoIt does. Fundamentally.
- moooo99 10mo agoI disagree. I have installed adblockers on different relatives machines. Without fail, they mentioned how much better surfing now is. They did not not mind the ads, they just didn‘t know there is an easy way to get rid of them
- munificent 10mo agoYou are radically underestimating how much slow web performance is caused by the massive volume of ads and user tracking data attached to each site.
- simianparrot 10mo agoI don't know what you mean; uBlock Origin Lite blocks every ad on any page I visit in Safari and Chrome, even YouTube ads. Safari also blocks tracker cookies by default, and is significantly faster than Firefox in my use.