Pc-Games Ad-Blocker

[Alexander]

On most web browsers, there is an extension, which enables you to view webpages without being interrupted by annoying ads. Do you use this add-on? Please find a video that provides an clear explanation.

 

[Require]

I use Adblocker Plus its similar but has more features then regular one.

 

[Jayson]

Ads are pretty much "gone the way of the dodo". In that case, a site owner should seek out other ways to make money. Well, they can use Patreon, classifieds - there's actually plenty of creative options.

 

[Alexander]

I use Adblocker Plus its similar but has more features then regular one.

Sounds interesting. What additional features does it have? If I decided to switch my current Adblock, how much will I have to pay for the plus? Thank you for your help in advance.

 

[Naiwen]

I use none.

 

[Zakalwe]

I use Opera which has this built in as default. Many sites note you have it installed and halt your continued viewing unless you remove the ad-block. I find the best way to tackle this is using the small X in the top right corner.

 

[Require]

Sounds interesting. What additional features does it have? If I decided to switch my current Adblock, how much will I have to pay for the plus? Thank you for your help in advance.

its free on chrome you filter websites block not block etc They run on donations it can be on chrome extensions search Adblocker Plus

 

[Ash]

I don't use one. With most of the sites that I use, I don't mind seeing the ads especially on smaller sites where it can support the site owner. I don't use sites that overload us with ads so it usually isn't that much of a problem.

 

[Jayson]

The comments on this thread confirm the overall conjecture that "people don't want to look at ads". As I was saying, people need other ways to make money on websites - cause you can't reinvent the wheel.

 

[PGen98]

I use uBlock for some sites, but only obnoxious ones. If there's a site I enjoy browsing, I always deactivate it to show my support.