Did you know a built-in iOS setting can stop ads? Learn how to use this trick to block specific ad servers and browse ...

Inevitably, whenever there is a discussion on the internet about how YouTube (or any other website) is choked with ads, someone will say, "Just use an ad blocker." The name seems to say it all. An ad ...

How many times do you come across an ad while consuming content on a website? And how often do such websites ask you to disable your ad-blocking service or whitelist their website in order to continue ...

Ah, ad blockers. Even if you aren’t among the growing number of people downloading one of these extensions, chances are you’ve heard people sing their praises for all sorts of reasons. They make the ...

In the age of the internet, pop-up ads are seemingly everywhere. No doubt they’re useful to the companies displaying them – they enhance visibility and can generate leads and revenue. But for the user ...

Originally, Ad-Shield Co-Founder and CEO Joon Yu intended to build software to block ads, not for ad block recovery. But a chance interaction with the owner of a popular Korean gaming website that was ...

Ad-blocking is an essential experience for many people. Bad advertising can ruin experiences, especially while browsing the web, playing games, and watching video content. Of course, there’s a ...

Users of the popular uBlock Origin extension on Google Chrome might need to make the switch to a new browser. Or maybe cave and subscribe to YouTube Premium ...

Google’s answer to ad blockers is simple: Just ask consumers to turn them off. Surprisingly, this seems to be working, at least for publishers that have participated in Google’s Ad Choices program.

There was a time when visitors using some ad blocking software was just under 18-19%. This was a few years back. But then the percentage started growing gradually and soon crossed 25%. Still, I was ...

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. There’s a growing split over how much room browsers should leave for ad blocking — and Chrome and Firefox have ...