Hello so I am been watching the world cup on my phone and I have been struggling with the ads from the website. It keeps jumping into other pages and it is really frustrating!!
I tried AdGuard but that didn’t work, so I am open to all options. Preferably free, since I am not something paid would deliver tbh.
Also if anyone has an explanation to why adblocks work on computers that would be great as well!!
 | Ik it takes longer than a working adblocker, but if you want to skip a long ad on youtube and your adblocker isn't working or you are on mobile, here is how you do it. [link] [comments] |
yes i have it turned OFF in my settings for both WIFI and data. what do i do to stop this i am so done with pinterest making their app/website absolutely banal and arduous to use
 | I don't necessarily know if this is the right subreddit for this but every time I open brave i get a notification saying "adnauseam is no longer supprted", even if I'm using the newest version. As a result I have to delete the zip file each time and install it over again. How can I resolve this? [link] [comments] |
Bonjour à tous, comme dit dans le titre, je cherche un bloqueur de pub pour mon portable
De base je n’ai rien contre les pub personnellement, mais quand j’utilise mon app YouTube ou mes app pour lire des manwha elles sont vraiment excessive et j’aimerais au moins réduire leurs nombre
Merci à vous
A lot of content online appears in the click bait AI generated phrasing. Phrasings are typically short and may take the form of "Why X is broken" rather than being descriptive. They also overly use certain words to artificially hype up.
I want to design some kind of Firefox plugin that will allow me to add phrasing to a database. So you see some content you dislike, you right click and add the fragment to the database. It then learns the patterns and in the future whenever an element appears with this form, it can be blocked. For example, I want to use it to filter any YouTube videos where the video title takes this form.
I feel that even if it doesn't fully block the element, just highlighting it or reducing its opacity will help our eyes filter good info from bad.
Has anybody thought about doing this? Is there any effort to try and block such elements?
Hey, I'm new to Reddit so sorry if this is a dumb question.
I'm using the Opera browser to read manhwa, but recently the built-in AdBlocker just stopped working. Now I'm getting irritated by all the pop-up ads on every site.
Is there any way to fix this or get rid of ads in Opera again?
