Does anyone have any adblockers they recommend that still show "safe" ads (e.g. non-malware) by default, without having to whitelist every site? I'd be open to the security benefits of an adblocker if I could still passively support all the sites I visit.
>>drusep+(OP)
The only "good" ads are those you have to specifically go out of your way to view because you want to view them; such as product catalogues.
All other ads are physiological assault and should be made illegal. Particularly those ads which exist "IRL" and can't otherwise be blocked, such as billboards.
>>drusep+(OP)
If you want to harm advertisers while possibly support the sites, you can use AdNauseum, which basically does what uBlock Origin does, but will randomly access a percentage of the ads blocked, to waste the advertiser's money.
>>warded+yG
I think the technology is actually more or less there already. We just need a few enterprising individuals to come up with a polished device for that.
>>always+gt1
I don't particularly want to harm advertisers; I'm just interested in the proposed security benefits from OP. This does seem like a realistic middleground though. Thanks for the suggestion.