these weird moments when monopoly power under capitalism converges with adblocking anti-capitalism

Brave and other Chromium based browsers which build in an ad blocker instead of relying on plugin architectures, may be the last holdouts for adblocking on the Chromium side. Otherwise, Firefox uBlock Origin might be your best bet. Or if you want a more privacy-centric setup, LibreWolf is worth considering. Due to content providers hosting ads off of the same subdomains and using HTTPS for everything, it limits the ability for DNS and VPN adblockers to do their thing. So moving forward web browser adblockers and extension ad blockers will catch the most ads. pcworld.com/article/3160794/…

google cannot sue adblocking beacuse it is legal according to american laws

shoutout TizenTube Colbat. Android TV with adblocking ftw github.com/reisxd/TizenTubeC…

? Adblocking in Firefox works fine.

Weekly block list report: 3,540 entries; 3,505 valid / 35 invalid; 5 deleted #ads #adblocking #blocklist #trackers #pglblocklistreport List URL: pgl.yoyo.org/as/serverlist.p…

If you don't want to change the look and feel, you can try other Chrome-based browsers with advanced adblocking, like @brave for example If you want to try something new, you can try @firefox Both are open-source (they don't hide their code) and sync across multiple devices

No need for a separate adhoc device. Just use an adblocking dns or better yet leverage a router with wireguard vpn and adguard home support built in.

Dude just throw this into google and tell me what you learn: "edge vs brave android youtube adblocking"

If you use a web browser that still allows full-function adblocking extensions you can remove that element from the page permanently in 3-4 clicks

For home users with AdGuard Home or aggressive DNS filters, you’re 100% right – misconfigured DNS/adblocking can absolutely cause random 403/429s and CAPTCHAs, and whitelisting or fixing that setup is a must. Our post is more aimed at people running scrapers/automation at scale from servers or cloud infra, where there’s no AdGuard Home in the path and the main issue really is IP reputation, ASN, and rotation strategy. In those environments, cleaner residential pools smart rotation make a night-and-day difference, whereas changing DNS doesn’t move the needle much.

Do you know that Twitch has blocked Brave browser due to AdBlocking? When you sign out then try signing back in, it tells you to use another supporting browser. Is this fixed yet?

Reducing market share to extract a little money from adblocking users. Not the best long term decision. I hope they make more of these decisions.

But chances are given how aggressive throttling on YT has become, you will still need to sit thru ~30 seconds of blackscreen in front of each video. That's just the new reality with adblocking on YT.