I am getting a bit cheesed off with Brave which I have been using for
quite a while now. I am being tracked for sure, can't believe that I keep seeing ads for things I've researched is a coincidence.
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although MSFT popups
are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It would be really nice to
press "n" or "space" to move to the next unread message but I guess that's
a function of FB, not the browser. I keep getting FB notifications that
Fred has reacted to my comment but I am rarely able to find my way to the message because I just get dropped at the first message in the thread.
I am getting a bit cheesed off with Brave which I have been using for
quite a while now. I am being tracked for sure, can't believe that I
keep seeing ads for things I've researched is a coincidence. It's also
not very Facebook friendly and I am using FB more and more as Usenet continues to fade away.
The view used to be that speed of browser was Internet connection
dependent, but from a comment in here I think that may no longer be the
case.
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although MSFT popups
are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It would be really nice to
press "n" or "space" to move to the next unread message but I guess
that's a function of FB, not the browser. I keep getting FB
notifications that Fred has reacted to my comment but I am rarely able
to find my way to the message because I just get dropped at the first
message in the thread.
Many thanks.
I am getting a bit cheesed off with Brave which I have been using for
quite a while now. I am being tracked for sure, can't believe that I
keep seeing ads for things I've researched is a coincidence. It's also
not very Facebook friendly and I am using FB more and more as Usenet continues to fade away.
The view used to be that speed of browser was Internet connection
dependent, but from a comment in here I think that may no longer be the
case.
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although MSFT popups
are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It would be really nice to
press "n" or "space" to move to the next unread message but I guess
that's a function of FB, not the browser. I keep getting FB
notifications that Fred has reacted to my comment but I am rarely able
to find my way to the message because I just get dropped at the first
message in the thread.
Many thanks.
On 19/08/2022 09:31, Jeff Gaines wrote:
I am getting a bit cheesed off with Brave which I have been using for
quite a while now. I am being tracked for sure, can't believe that I
keep seeing ads for things I've researched is a coincidence. It's also
not very Facebook friendly and I am using FB more and more as Usenet
continues to fade away.
The view used to be that speed of browser was Internet connection
dependent, but from a comment in here I think that may no longer be
the case.
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although MSFT
popups are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It would be really
nice to press "n" or "space" to move to the next unread message but I
guess that's a function of FB, not the browser. I keep getting FB
notifications that Fred has reacted to my comment but I am rarely able
to find my way to the message because I just get dropped at the first
message in the thread.
Many thanks.
I run my own DNS server (Pi-Hole) on a Raspberry Pi so I can have a
blacklist of all the ad trackers and ad servers....
They typical number of rejected DNS requests is always over 50% with no significant impact on browsing experience and the bonus is that pages
load faster as it does not download all the ads.
Currently at the time of this post, 82.3% of DNS queries from all
devices on the network are blocked during the past 24 hours.
S.
On 19/08/2022 10:09, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 09:31, Jeff Gaines wrote:
I am getting a bit cheesed off with Brave which I have been using for
quite a while now. I am being tracked for sure, can't believe that I
keep seeing ads for things I've researched is a coincidence. It's
also not very Facebook friendly and I am using FB more and more as
Usenet continues to fade away.
The view used to be that speed of browser was Internet connection
dependent, but from a comment in here I think that may no longer be
the case.
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although MSFT
popups are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It would be really
nice to press "n" or "space" to move to the next unread message but I
guess that's a function of FB, not the browser. I keep getting FB
notifications that Fred has reacted to my comment but I am rarely
able to find my way to the message because I just get dropped at the
first message in the thread.
Many thanks.
I run my own DNS server (Pi-Hole) on a Raspberry Pi so I can have a
blacklist of all the ad trackers and ad servers....
They typical number of rejected DNS requests is always over 50% with
no significant impact on browsing experience and the bonus is that
pages load faster as it does not download all the ads.
Currently at the time of this post, 82.3% of DNS queries from all
devices on the network are blocked during the past 24 hours.
S.
How did you create your list of ad trackers and add servers? Would you
care to publish it?
On 19/08/2022 10:19, Michael Chare wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:09, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 09:31, Jeff Gaines wrote:
I am getting a bit cheesed off with Brave which I have been using
for quite a while now. I am being tracked for sure, can't believe
that I keep seeing ads for things I've researched is a coincidence.
It's also not very Facebook friendly and I am using FB more and more
as Usenet continues to fade away.
The view used to be that speed of browser was Internet connection
dependent, but from a comment in here I think that may no longer be
the case.
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although MSFT
popups are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It would be
really nice to press "n" or "space" to move to the next unread
message but I guess that's a function of FB, not the browser. I keep
getting FB notifications that Fred has reacted to my comment but I
am rarely able to find my way to the message because I just get
dropped at the first message in the thread.
Many thanks.
I run my own DNS server (Pi-Hole) on a Raspberry Pi so I can have a
blacklist of all the ad trackers and ad servers....
They typical number of rejected DNS requests is always over 50% with
no significant impact on browsing experience and the bonus is that
pages load faster as it does not download all the ads.
Currently at the time of this post, 82.3% of DNS queries from all
devices on the network are blocked during the past 24 hours.
S.
How did you create your list of ad trackers and add servers? Would
you care to publish it?
Pi Hole comes with a choice list where you can select which block lists
you want, and then pi Hole downloads the files, and then amalgamates it
into one big blocklist.
Heres a screenshot of my Pi Hole :-)
https://ibb.co/rmxVJzW
On 19/08/2022 10:19, Michael Chare wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:09, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 09:31, Jeff Gaines wrote:
I am getting a bit cheesed off with Brave which I have been using
for quite a while now. I am being tracked for sure, can't believe
that I keep seeing ads for things I've researched is a coincidence.
It's also not very Facebook friendly and I am using FB more and more
as Usenet continues to fade away.
The view used to be that speed of browser was Internet connection
dependent, but from a comment in here I think that may no longer be
the case.
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although MSFT
popups are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It would be
really nice to press "n" or "space" to move to the next unread
message but I guess that's a function of FB, not the browser. I keep
getting FB notifications that Fred has reacted to my comment but I
am rarely able to find my way to the message because I just get
dropped at the first message in the thread.
Many thanks.
I run my own DNS server (Pi-Hole) on a Raspberry Pi so I can have a
blacklist of all the ad trackers and ad servers....
They typical number of rejected DNS requests is always over 50% with
no significant impact on browsing experience and the bonus is that
pages load faster as it does not download all the ads.
Currently at the time of this post, 82.3% of DNS queries from all
devices on the network are blocked during the past 24 hours.
S.
How did you create your list of ad trackers and add servers? Would
you care to publish it?
Pi Hole comes with a choice list where you can select which block lists
you want, and then pi Hole downloads the files, and then amalgamates it
into one big blocklist.
Heres a screenshot of my Pi Hole :-)
https://ibb.co/rmxVJzW
On 19/08/2022 12:01, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:19, Michael Chare wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:09, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 09:31, Jeff Gaines wrote:
I am getting a bit cheesed off with Brave which I have been using
for quite a while now. I am being tracked for sure, can't believe
that I keep seeing ads for things I've researched is a coincidence.
It's also not very Facebook friendly and I am using FB more and
more as Usenet continues to fade away.
The view used to be that speed of browser was Internet connection
dependent, but from a comment in here I think that may no longer be
the case.
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although MSFT
popups are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It would be
really nice to press "n" or "space" to move to the next unread
message but I guess that's a function of FB, not the browser. I
keep getting FB notifications that Fred has reacted to my comment
but I am rarely able to find my way to the message because I just
get dropped at the first message in the thread.
Many thanks.
I run my own DNS server (Pi-Hole) on a Raspberry Pi so I can have a
blacklist of all the ad trackers and ad servers....
They typical number of rejected DNS requests is always over 50% with
no significant impact on browsing experience and the bonus is that
pages load faster as it does not download all the ads.
Currently at the time of this post, 82.3% of DNS queries from all
devices on the network are blocked during the past 24 hours.
S.
How did you create your list of ad trackers and add servers? Would
you care to publish it?
Pi Hole comes with a choice list where you can select which block
lists you want, and then pi Hole downloads the files, and then
amalgamates it into one big blocklist.
Heres a screenshot of my Pi Hole :-)
https://ibb.co/rmxVJzW
Thank you. If that is 3,568,876 domains being blocked, maybe I should
try using Pi Hole. I believe that I should be able to configure my
OPNsense router to use it.
On 19/08/2022 12:01, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:19, Michael Chare wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:09, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 09:31, Jeff Gaines wrote:
I am getting a bit cheesed off with Brave which I have been using
for quite a while now. I am being tracked for sure, can't believe
that I keep seeing ads for things I've researched is a coincidence.
It's also not very Facebook friendly and I am using FB more and
more as Usenet continues to fade away.
The view used to be that speed of browser was Internet connection
dependent, but from a comment in here I think that may no longer be
the case.
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although MSFT
popups are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It would be
really nice to press "n" or "space" to move to the next unread
message but I guess that's a function of FB, not the browser. I
keep getting FB notifications that Fred has reacted to my comment
but I am rarely able to find my way to the message because I just
get dropped at the first message in the thread.
Many thanks.
I run my own DNS server (Pi-Hole) on a Raspberry Pi so I can have a
blacklist of all the ad trackers and ad servers....
They typical number of rejected DNS requests is always over 50% with
no significant impact on browsing experience and the bonus is that
pages load faster as it does not download all the ads.
Currently at the time of this post, 82.3% of DNS queries from all
devices on the network are blocked during the past 24 hours.
S.
How did you create your list of ad trackers and add servers? Would
you care to publish it?
Pi Hole comes with a choice list where you can select which block
lists you want, and then pi Hole downloads the files, and then
amalgamates it into one big blocklist.
Heres a screenshot of my Pi Hole :-)
https://ibb.co/rmxVJzW
Thank you. If that is 3,568,876 domains being blocked, maybe I should
try using Pi Hole. I believe that I should be able to configure my
OPNsense router to use it.
On 19/08/2022 14:57, Michael Chare wrote:
On 19/08/2022 12:01, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:19, Michael Chare wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:09, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 09:31, Jeff Gaines wrote:
I am getting a bit cheesed off with Brave which I have been using
for quite a while now. I am being tracked for sure, can't believe
that I keep seeing ads for things I've researched is a
coincidence. It's also not very Facebook friendly and I am using
FB more and more as Usenet continues to fade away.
The view used to be that speed of browser was Internet connection
dependent, but from a comment in here I think that may no longer
be the case.
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although MSFT
popups are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It would be
really nice to press "n" or "space" to move to the next unread
message but I guess that's a function of FB, not the browser. I
keep getting FB notifications that Fred has reacted to my comment
but I am rarely able to find my way to the message because I just
get dropped at the first message in the thread.
Many thanks.
I run my own DNS server (Pi-Hole) on a Raspberry Pi so I can have a
blacklist of all the ad trackers and ad servers....
They typical number of rejected DNS requests is always over 50%
with no significant impact on browsing experience and the bonus is
that pages load faster as it does not download all the ads.
Currently at the time of this post, 82.3% of DNS queries from all
devices on the network are blocked during the past 24 hours.
S.
How did you create your list of ad trackers and add servers? Would
you care to publish it?
Pi Hole comes with a choice list where you can select which block
lists you want, and then pi Hole downloads the files, and then
amalgamates it into one big blocklist.
Heres a screenshot of my Pi Hole :-)
https://ibb.co/rmxVJzW
Thank you. If that is 3,568,876 domains being blocked, maybe I should
try using Pi Hole. I believe that I should be able to configure my
OPNsense router to use it.
P.S. Another benefit is that Pi Hole is a network level device so you
get blocking for IoT devices, Streaming sticks like Roku, Chromecast, Firesticks and smart TVs as they can be very chatty!
Someone wrote a paper where they looked at the traffic to smart TVs and streaming sticks... it was very revealing... But I can't find it now on Google.
https://lazyadmin.nl/home-network/how-to-block-ads-on-your-smart-tv/
https://www.thedailybeast.com/your-samsung-smarttv-is-spying-on-you-basically
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although MSFT popups
are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It would be really nice to
press "n" or "space" to move to the next unread message but I guess that's
a function of FB, not the browser. I keep getting FB notifications that
Fred has reacted to my comment but I am rarely able to find my way to the >message because I just get dropped at the first message in the thread.
On 19/08/2022 16:33, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 14:57, Michael Chare wrote:
On 19/08/2022 12:01, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:19, Michael Chare wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:09, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 09:31, Jeff Gaines wrote:
I am getting a bit cheesed off with Brave which I have been using >>>>>>> for quite a while now. I am being tracked for sure, can't believe >>>>>>> that I keep seeing ads for things I've researched is a
coincidence. It's also not very Facebook friendly and I am using >>>>>>> FB more and more as Usenet continues to fade away.
The view used to be that speed of browser was Internet connection >>>>>>> dependent, but from a comment in here I think that may no longer >>>>>>> be the case.
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although MSFT >>>>>>> popups are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It would be
really nice to press "n" or "space" to move to the next unread
message but I guess that's a function of FB, not the browser. I
keep getting FB notifications that Fred has reacted to my comment >>>>>>> but I am rarely able to find my way to the message because I just >>>>>>> get dropped at the first message in the thread.
Many thanks.
I run my own DNS server (Pi-Hole) on a Raspberry Pi so I can have
a blacklist of all the ad trackers and ad servers....
They typical number of rejected DNS requests is always over 50%
with no significant impact on browsing experience and the bonus is >>>>>> that pages load faster as it does not download all the ads.
Currently at the time of this post, 82.3% of DNS queries from all
devices on the network are blocked during the past 24 hours.
S.
How did you create your list of ad trackers and add servers? Would >>>>> you care to publish it?
Pi Hole comes with a choice list where you can select which block
lists you want, and then pi Hole downloads the files, and then
amalgamates it into one big blocklist.
Heres a screenshot of my Pi Hole :-)
https://ibb.co/rmxVJzW
Thank you. If that is 3,568,876 domains being blocked, maybe I
should try using Pi Hole. I believe that I should be able to
configure my OPNsense router to use it.
P.S. Another benefit is that Pi Hole is a network level device so you
get blocking for IoT devices, Streaming sticks like Roku, Chromecast,
Firesticks and smart TVs as they can be very chatty!
Someone wrote a paper where they looked at the traffic to smart TVs
and streaming sticks... it was very revealing... But I can't find it
now on Google.
https://lazyadmin.nl/home-network/how-to-block-ads-on-your-smart-tv/
https://www.thedailybeast.com/your-samsung-smarttv-is-spying-on-you-basically
p.p.s BINGO! found it!
https://www.princeton.edu/~pmittal/publications/tv-tracking-ccs19.pdf
On 19/08/2022 16:36, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 16:33, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 14:57, Michael Chare wrote:
On 19/08/2022 12:01, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:19, Michael Chare wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:09, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 09:31, Jeff Gaines wrote:
I am getting a bit cheesed off with Brave which I have been
using for quite a while now. I am being tracked for sure, can't >>>>>>>> believe that I keep seeing ads for things I've researched is a >>>>>>>> coincidence. It's also not very Facebook friendly and I am using >>>>>>>> FB more and more as Usenet continues to fade away.
The view used to be that speed of browser was Internet
connection dependent, but from a comment in here I think that
may no longer be the case.
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although MSFT >>>>>>>> popups are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It would be >>>>>>>> really nice to press "n" or "space" to move to the next unread >>>>>>>> message but I guess that's a function of FB, not the browser. I >>>>>>>> keep getting FB notifications that Fred has reacted to my
comment but I am rarely able to find my way to the message
because I just get dropped at the first message in the thread. >>>>>>>>
Many thanks.
I run my own DNS server (Pi-Hole) on a Raspberry Pi so I can have >>>>>>> a blacklist of all the ad trackers and ad servers....
They typical number of rejected DNS requests is always over 50%
with no significant impact on browsing experience and the bonus
is that pages load faster as it does not download all the ads.
Currently at the time of this post, 82.3% of DNS queries from all >>>>>>> devices on the network are blocked during the past 24 hours.
S.
How did you create your list of ad trackers and add servers?
Would you care to publish it?
Pi Hole comes with a choice list where you can select which block
lists you want, and then pi Hole downloads the files, and then
amalgamates it into one big blocklist.
Heres a screenshot of my Pi Hole :-)
https://ibb.co/rmxVJzW
Thank you. If that is 3,568,876 domains being blocked, maybe I
should try using Pi Hole. I believe that I should be able to
configure my OPNsense router to use it.
P.S. Another benefit is that Pi Hole is a network level device so you
get blocking for IoT devices, Streaming sticks like Roku, Chromecast,
Firesticks and smart TVs as they can be very chatty!
Someone wrote a paper where they looked at the traffic to smart TVs
and streaming sticks... it was very revealing... But I can't find it
now on Google.
https://lazyadmin.nl/home-network/how-to-block-ads-on-your-smart-tv/
https://www.thedailybeast.com/your-samsung-smarttv-is-spying-on-you-basically
p.p.s BINGO! found it!
https://www.princeton.edu/~pmittal/publications/tv-tracking-ccs19.pdf
P.p.p.s and this paper too: https://par.nsf.gov/servlets/purl/10205759
On 19/08/2022 16:51, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 16:36, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 16:33, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 14:57, Michael Chare wrote:
On 19/08/2022 12:01, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:19, Michael Chare wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:09, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 09:31, Jeff Gaines wrote:
I am getting a bit cheesed off with Brave which I have been
using for quite a while now. I am being tracked for sure, can't >>>>>>>>> believe that I keep seeing ads for things I've researched is a >>>>>>>>> coincidence. It's also not very Facebook friendly and I am
using FB more and more as Usenet continues to fade away.
The view used to be that speed of browser was Internet
connection dependent, but from a comment in here I think that >>>>>>>>> may no longer be the case.
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although
MSFT popups are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It
would be really nice to press "n" or "space" to move to the
next unread message but I guess that's a function of FB, not >>>>>>>>> the browser. I keep getting FB notifications that Fred has
reacted to my comment but I am rarely able to find my way to >>>>>>>>> the message because I just get dropped at the first message in >>>>>>>>> the thread.
Many thanks.
I run my own DNS server (Pi-Hole) on a Raspberry Pi so I can
have a blacklist of all the ad trackers and ad servers....
They typical number of rejected DNS requests is always over 50% >>>>>>>> with no significant impact on browsing experience and the bonus >>>>>>>> is that pages load faster as it does not download all the ads. >>>>>>>>
Currently at the time of this post, 82.3% of DNS queries from
all devices on the network are blocked during the past 24 hours. >>>>>>>>
S.
How did you create your list of ad trackers and add servers?
Would you care to publish it?
Pi Hole comes with a choice list where you can select which block
lists you want, and then pi Hole downloads the files, and then
amalgamates it into one big blocklist.
Heres a screenshot of my Pi Hole :-)
https://ibb.co/rmxVJzW
Thank you. If that is 3,568,876 domains being blocked, maybe I
should try using Pi Hole. I believe that I should be able to
configure my OPNsense router to use it.
P.S. Another benefit is that Pi Hole is a network level device so
you get blocking for IoT devices, Streaming sticks like Roku,
Chromecast, Firesticks and smart TVs as they can be very chatty!
Someone wrote a paper where they looked at the traffic to smart TVs
and streaming sticks... it was very revealing... But I can't find it
now on Google.
https://lazyadmin.nl/home-network/how-to-block-ads-on-your-smart-tv/
https://www.thedailybeast.com/your-samsung-smarttv-is-spying-on-you-basically
p.p.s BINGO! found it!
https://www.princeton.edu/~pmittal/publications/tv-tracking-ccs19.pdf
P.p.p.s and this paper too: https://par.nsf.gov/servlets/purl/10205759
Thank you. I ran wireshirk on my PC to try and solve another problem.
This showed just how much traffic windows was generating that I was not otherwise aware of.
On 19/08/2022 16:51, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 16:36, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 16:33, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 14:57, Michael Chare wrote:
On 19/08/2022 12:01, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:19, Michael Chare wrote:
On 19/08/2022 10:09, SH wrote:
On 19/08/2022 09:31, Jeff Gaines wrote:
I am getting a bit cheesed off with Brave which I have been
using for quite a while now. I am being tracked for sure, can't >>>>>>>>> believe that I keep seeing ads for things I've researched is a >>>>>>>>> coincidence. It's also not very Facebook friendly and I am
using FB more and more as Usenet continues to fade away.
The view used to be that speed of browser was Internet
connection dependent, but from a comment in here I think that >>>>>>>>> may no longer be the case.
Any recommendations please? Edge seems not too bad although
MSFT popups are annoying. Any particularly good for FB? It
would be really nice to press "n" or "space" to move to the
next unread message but I guess that's a function of FB, not >>>>>>>>> the browser. I keep getting FB notifications that Fred has
reacted to my comment but I am rarely able to find my way to >>>>>>>>> the message because I just get dropped at the first message in >>>>>>>>> the thread.
Many thanks.
I run my own DNS server (Pi-Hole) on a Raspberry Pi so I can
have a blacklist of all the ad trackers and ad servers....
They typical number of rejected DNS requests is always over 50% >>>>>>>> with no significant impact on browsing experience and the bonus >>>>>>>> is that pages load faster as it does not download all the ads. >>>>>>>>
Currently at the time of this post, 82.3% of DNS queries from
all devices on the network are blocked during the past 24 hours. >>>>>>>>
S.
How did you create your list of ad trackers and add servers?
Would you care to publish it?
Pi Hole comes with a choice list where you can select which block
lists you want, and then pi Hole downloads the files, and then
amalgamates it into one big blocklist.
Heres a screenshot of my Pi Hole :-)
https://ibb.co/rmxVJzW
Thank you. If that is 3,568,876 domains being blocked, maybe I
should try using Pi Hole. I believe that I should be able to
configure my OPNsense router to use it.
P.S. Another benefit is that Pi Hole is a network level device so
you get blocking for IoT devices, Streaming sticks like Roku,
Chromecast, Firesticks and smart TVs as they can be very chatty!
Someone wrote a paper where they looked at the traffic to smart TVs
and streaming sticks... it was very revealing... But I can't find it
now on Google.
https://lazyadmin.nl/home-network/how-to-block-ads-on-your-smart-tv/
https://www.thedailybeast.com/your-samsung-smarttv-is-spying-on-you-basically
p.p.s BINGO! found it!
https://www.princeton.edu/~pmittal/publications/tv-tracking-ccs19.pdf
P.p.p.s and this paper too: https://par.nsf.gov/servlets/purl/10205759
Thank you. I ran wireshirk on my PC to try and solve another problem.
This showed just how much traffic windows was generating that I was not otherwise aware of.
Another useful reason for using a network level device like Pi Hole
instead of browser plugins like Adblock, Privacy badger, ghostery,
uBlock Origin and Disconnect is that many websites can detect the
browser plug ins (via browser fingerprinting?) and often will then
ask you to turn off your ad blocker or will refuse to serve you
content ...
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