Re:Firefox Preview adds support for recommended extensions, ...
by jefftk on Wednesday February 05, 2020 @07:20AM
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HN has ads: they're the job posts that appear on the front page without voting buttons
Re:Firefox Preview adds support for recommended extensions, ...
by tripzilch on Thursday February 06, 2020 @09:25AM
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But not 3rd party tracking ads. HN's "ads" don't get blocked by uBlock either.
Re:Firefox Preview adds support for recommended extensions, ...
by genghizkhan on Wednesday February 05, 2020 @05:43AM
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> Then again, neither wikipedia nor youtubr have ads and that's like half of what i read on the internet right there.
Don't know which YouTube you use, but the one I do does have ads.
Re:Firefox Preview adds support for recommended extensions, ...
by pwm on Wednesday February 05, 2020 @12:25PM
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I don't really watch that much youtube but now that my son watches some cartoons on it I've subscribed to premium so he doesn't see any ads. I think it's ok to pay for youtube as it arguably provides a useful service. I also know that I'm in a privileged position to be able to pay for youtube premium, so my comment is not about whether ads are inherently bad or not, just that you can watch youtube without ads if you pay for it.
Re:Firefox Preview adds support for recommended extensions, ...
by nomadluap on Wednesday February 05, 2020 @08:09AM
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uBlock Origin seems to block all advertising on Youtube for me, including pre-roll and intermission ads in the videos. The only advertising I see on youtube these days is the sponsored sections inserted by the video creators.
Then again, neither wikipedia nor <s>youtubr</s>hacker news have ads and that's like half of what i read on the internet right there.
Edit: this is what happens when i try to post while falling asleep. Meant to say hn not youtube. Youtube definitely has ads