PeterLiljedahl
Occasional Visitor
Hello members and TheLonelyCoder.
I just wanted to say it seems this experimental utube mechanism works great so far.
During its installation I was told to watch a tube clip with an ad or two and then after that there were no ads.
I started edge browser and watched about 100 clips and I got no ads.
My Samsung TV which is a UE32J6275 with built-in utube displayed an add and then I started more then 100 clips without any ads.
my iPhoneSE visiting utube in safari also seems to work.
My Sony KDL65W855A however using built-in utube throws an "internal browser error" and promts user to exit utube.
This is supposedly because Sony wants to connect to ad doubleclick, google or whatever otherwise it throws a tantrum.
Overall I think utube ad-block works good even in this experimental stage.
I like the idea having a separate mechanism for utube and maybe in time more separate specialised blockers could be added.
A special thanks to TheLonelyCoder and everyone else involved in these type of developments.
/Peter
I just wanted to say it seems this experimental utube mechanism works great so far.
During its installation I was told to watch a tube clip with an ad or two and then after that there were no ads.
I started edge browser and watched about 100 clips and I got no ads.
My Samsung TV which is a UE32J6275 with built-in utube displayed an add and then I started more then 100 clips without any ads.
my iPhoneSE visiting utube in safari also seems to work.
My Sony KDL65W855A however using built-in utube throws an "internal browser error" and promts user to exit utube.
This is supposedly because Sony wants to connect to ad doubleclick, google or whatever otherwise it throws a tantrum.
Overall I think utube ad-block works good even in this experimental stage.
I like the idea having a separate mechanism for utube and maybe in time more separate specialised blockers could be added.
A special thanks to TheLonelyCoder and everyone else involved in these type of developments.
/Peter