Re:Google proposes changes to Chromium which would disable u...
by michaelt on Wednesday January 23, 2019 @02:59AM
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If a website shows a popover ad, it might be a first-party script putting up a modal, then a third-party iframe with the ad inside that modal.
Blocking at the network layer will leave the iframe blank, but the modal will still be present. It's not such a good user experience, especially for less savvy users who might be confused by a mysterious blank modal.
Blocking at the network layer will leave the iframe blank, but the modal will still be present. It's not such a good user experience, especially for less savvy users who might be confused by a mysterious blank modal.