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by JoshTriplett
3568 days ago
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People don't like ads. Necessity is the mother of invention. That said, any anti-ad features need to avoid breaking things for users, and it'd be entirely too easy to break a simplistic DNS-based ad-blocker in ways that would end up hurting users. Client-side ad blocking can take more sophisticated steps, both to deal with anti-adblocking technologies, and to give users feedback and recourses if something goes wrong. |
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