Comments by "Charles M." (@charlesm.2604) on "The End of Ad Blockers In Chrome" video.

  1. Adblockers do so much more than just blocking ads too. They block network requests to suspicious endpoints thus protecting the user's safety and privacy, they remove query string parameters from urls, they keep cross site cookie sharing from leaking, they remove the pre-connection to server resources, etc. And with custom filtering rules you get full DOM control. For example, they remove annoying pop-over modals, cookies banners, etc. Basically an adblocker will make your browsing faster, safer, more private AND more convenient all whilst giving you control on how YOU want to use the internet. The "removing ads" is just the icing on the cake for me. Most people just benefit from how much less 5G data they use, no joke it's like gigabytes a month.
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