>Google is essentially saying that Chrome will still have the capability to block unwanted content, but this will be restricted to only paid, enterprise users of Chrome. This is likely to allow enterprise customers to develop in-house Chrome extensions, not for ad blocking usage.
>For the rest of us, Google hasn’t budged on their changes to content blockers, meaning that ad blockers will need to switch to a less effective, rules-based system. This system is how blockers like AdBlock Plus currently work.
>One of the original concerns of switching to this system was the fact that Chrome currently imposes a limit of 30,000 rules, while popular ad blocking rules lists like EasyList use upwards of 75,000 rules. In the response, Google claims that they’re looking to increase this number, depending on performance tests, but couldn’t commit to anything specific.
See how the console-war anons haven't chimed-in on this one?
Doesn't matter much..if you are dumb-enough to use Chrome, then you are just fine with ads.
Evan Carter
Chrome has a paid version? What's the point of it?
Tyler Wilson
THIS IS IT BRAVE BROS! WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT!!!!!!
Sebastian Wilson
Based Google finally giving me a reason to escape the botnet. What browser should I use, Anons ?
Brody Walker
gnu icecat
Nicholas Rodriguez
Chromium
Logan Adams
Enterprise version, so companies can roll-out their own in-house extensions and such.
Camden Rivera
imagine switching from a google controlled botnet to another google controlled botnet
Isaiah Long
Chromium uses the EXACT SAME CODE & APIs as Chrome...no getting around this one.
Nathan Lewis
imagine being tech illiterate like you
Jason Roberts
imagine being tech illiterate calling others tech illiterate
Charles Edwards
can ungoogled chromium save us?
Daniel Stewart
'ungoogled' still uses the same code, what Google is going to do is completely remove the code that allows you to use un-restricted ad-blockers like UBlock.
In short: Nope.
James Jenkins
>USING CHROME BOTNET
TOP KEK
Nicholas Murphy
Going back to chromium ungoogled
Aaron Wilson
They could put it back.
Gabriel Bennett
>not manually installing AdNauseam >using chrome You deserve this
Zachary Young
Firefox. Don't let the autists on here tell you bullshit. It's the only independent browser while every other browser uses modified Google Chrome code.