[shadowgovt]

ublock is a tiny fraction of users.

If it became ubiquitous, online advertising would respond with something more embedded in the content and harder to block out.

[account42]

> online advertising would respond with something more embedded in the content and harder to block out

And less profitable, otherwise they would already be doing that now. In other words: a step in the right direction.

[shadowgovt]

Is it a step in the right direction? What are the consequences of pulling money out of the advertising industry?