Show HN: Where Adblock+ injects 20K CSS rules, HTTPSB injects one

Re:Show HN: Where Adblock+ injects 20K CSS rules, HTTPSB inj... by jacobgreenleaf on Monday May 19, 2014 @04:13AM (#7766295)

Then again, maybe the alternative methods of funding won't emerge and AdBlock will destroy the web as we know it.

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Re:Show HN: Where Adblock+ injects 20K CSS rules, HTTPSB inj... by mike-cardwell on Monday May 19, 2014 @04:21AM (#7766325)

The web is already full of stuff that is free and is not ad-funded. There are already many services that have free versions with paid advanced versions.

If everyone used ad-block, it would change the web. In some ways for the better, in some ways for the worse. It wouldn't destroy it.

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Re:Show HN: Where Adblock+ injects 20K CSS rules, HTTPSB inj... by pjc50 on Monday May 19, 2014 @04:40AM (#7766387)

Fine, we'll go back to the 1996 internet with far fewer ads.

I note HN seems to be doing just fine without them.

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Re:Show HN: Where Adblock+ injects 20K CSS rules, HTTPSB inj... by Sae5waip on Monday May 19, 2014 @07:31AM (#7766914)

HN is a YC marketing tool, it pays for itself quite easily.

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Re:Show HN: Where Adblock+ injects 20K CSS rules, HTTPSB inj... by zo1 on Monday May 19, 2014 @08:31AM (#7767068)

Well there is one option for funding websites. I'm sure ingenious people will come up with dozens more. Instead of how it is now where they are forced to squander their creativity making sites that are ad-funded.

Not all of the web is ad-funded, and it's just a matter of us giving that part of the web a chance.

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