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I'm glad someone is finally pushing back on unskippable / dark-pattern ads. The "fake progress bar", tiny close buttons, and multi-ad chains are just hostile UX
by ggomma 8mo ago
I'm glad someone is finally pushing back on unskippable / dark-pattern ads. The "fake progress bar", tiny close buttons, and multi-ad chains are just hostile UX.
Small related thing. I built a tiny free + open-source Chrome extension ("Parsely") that lets you focus only on the content. No ad, No distraction.
I originally made it to avoid ad-heavy / attention-stealing pages when I'm reading something.
If this kind of "make the web slightly less annoying" tooling resonates, feedback/PRs welcome.
Demo page: https://parsely.obasic.app https://parsely.obasic.app
Why we built this: https://parsely.obasic.app/story https://parsely.obasic.app/story
GitHub: https://github.com/TeamOliveCode/parsely https://github.com/TeamOliveCode/parsely