Slowly the "ublock block" is happening on Chromium supported browsers, which I believe it also means Edge.
Firefox seems to be people's choice of browser if/when their Chrome extensions are gone.
It'll be interesting to see the shift in browser usage once everyone is forced to get rid of their ad blocking extensions on certain browsers. I definitely see a surge in Firefox usage.
I used to use Firefox before Chrome was a thing/became the main browser people used, might wind up going back to it.
I love the convenience of watching stuff on YouTube through my phone/stream to TV, but I often opt for streaming from my laptop to TV since the ad block works for that. It's ridiculous how many ads are present in YouTube videos, but even more annoying, the placement of ads in YouTube videos. The fact that ads can pop up in the middle of a sentence is ridiculous. Some things I watch on YouTube are actual episodes, press conferences/interviews or other things like that online. They have scheduled break moments, but even with that, you'll still have YouTube ads just playing in the middle of someone talking.
And don't get me started on trying to watch some 3 minute "DIY video" but forced to have a 15 second ad before the video and then another 15 second ad during the video when I'm just skipping ahead to see if this video is the right one I should follow.
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