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[Complicity]

I forgot that Mtv Unplugged was a thing.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

I forgot that MTV was a thing.

[Kugelfisch]

I forgot TV was a thing.

[rabidtictac]

Even khantent kreators are sick of the fucking ad spam.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

Google must really find a different source of YT revenue that does not just cause more people to install an adblocker.

[Le Redditeur]

They are: ManifestV3 is going to basically kill adblocks on Chromium-based browser... which represent 85% of the browser usage. Basically only Trannyfox will allow for ManifestV2 compatibility, and that probably means the people behind adblock and privacy extensions will have to keep supporting two versions of their extensions, which means they'll inevitably drop the ManifestV2 compatible version after a while.

Brave will still keep its own native adblocking and tracking capabilities, so there's still a little bit of hope.

[Kugelfisch]

If there's a market, someone will cater to it. Adblocking is something that could give rise to a new market leader browser.

[Le Redditeur]

Hopefully, yeah. But the internet is quickly turning into shit, and it won't surprise me if adblocking becomes incredibly annoying to use in the near future.

[Kugelfisch]

Not as annoying as ads.

[rabidtictac]

If there's a market, someone will cater to it. Adblocking is something that could give rise to a new market leader browser.

This.

Adblockers will never go away because ad spam can kill your fucking computer if it's bad enough. Just from the point of view of computer safety, adblockers and script blockers will always be needed. You can't just allow whatever retarded website to run any script on your PC that it wants to.

If Firefox disables adblockers then I will use another browser. If Chrome disables adblockers then I won't use Chrome. Google removing adblock from Chrome is more likely to kill Chrome than to kill adblockers.

If 99 browsers disable adblock and the 100th browser has adblock, I will use browser 100.