The article argues that widespread ad blocker usage has led to more aggressive advertising, harming the open web's sustainability and user experience.
A web developer explains their decision to finally install an ad blocker after encountering intrusive ads and slow-loading pages during research.
Explores Google Analytics proxying, a technique to bypass ad-blockers for more accurate tracking, and discusses its ethical implications.
Article critiques Google Analytics' privacy and performance costs, and explores ethical, self-hosted alternatives for website tracking.
Discusses the problem of web bloat caused by advertising and the rise of ad blockers, questioning Google's recent moves against them.
