- Aug 9, 2004
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Ad blocker for youtube
- Thread starter Jambo
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It's 11.99€here or 17.99 for the family plan but I wouldn't pay them 5 either. It's a **** company and they're swimming in money.
Lol it’s £17 here or £26 for family. Netflix prices for content made by the public
Get ******* ****ed
I agree with what everyone says but for me personally, I use youtube music while I drive (download playlist so it won't consume resources) and even on my PC, so it is a really really good deal for me because else I have to use a youtube converter to download music and make 2 sets of playlists 1 for pc then put them on my phone and make another playlist and it's just a waste of time when I can pay 5.1 euro, it's like buying a pack of cigs, and again this is for me personally. But if I had to pay double or more I would say **** you to youtube for sure....
On my phone I use ViMusic which grabs the music from youtube music or regular youtuber.
uBlock Origin Lite - Chrome Web Store
An efficient content blocker. Blocks ads, trackers, miners, and more immediately upon installation.
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Already use this and it does nothing for twitchuBlock Origin Lite - Chrome Web Store
An efficient content blocker. Blocks ads, trackers, miners, and more immediately upon installation.
- Feb 21, 2013
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You could check out NoScript, I used to use it long ago before I switched to uBlock Origin but it (uBO) now struggles on some sites or is completely ineffective. Some pages need to be reloaded (after first loading from clicked link) to block ads.
I recall now, there is some change in Chrome browser engine that was expected to put some or all adblockers out of business. maybe that is now happening.
NoScript is rather radical and it might work where other blockers fail. It is just a bit pain the way you need to allow this or that to get web pages to function. It used to have more relaxed option where top level domain names would be allowed to some extent and then you could set more strict filtering as needed.
In uBlock Origin, if you select to block something via Pick, it seems it can only block one picked item, if you pick another one, the first is unblocked.
I may have to switch to browsers that offer so called 'reading' option, where it cancels all graphics, media.
I recall now, there is some change in Chrome browser engine that was expected to put some or all adblockers out of business. maybe that is now happening.
NoScript is rather radical and it might work where other blockers fail. It is just a bit pain the way you need to allow this or that to get web pages to function. It used to have more relaxed option where top level domain names would be allowed to some extent and then you could set more strict filtering as needed.
In uBlock Origin, if you select to block something via Pick, it seems it can only block one picked item, if you pick another one, the first is unblocked.
I may have to switch to browsers that offer so called 'reading' option, where it cancels all graphics, media.
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If you want a Twitch Ad Block,
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I use this with great success.
Alternate Player for Twitch.tv - Chrome Web Store
Alternate player of live broadcasts for Twitch.tv website.
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I use this with great success.
