If you are an experienced user, you will almost certainly remember how the Internet looked several years ago. Then it was really a data warehouse in which you could find almost any information.
Time passed, and people began to look for ways to earn money on the vastness of the World Wide Web. Advertisers quickly responded to the desires of such users, who gladly began to pay for posting ads on their personal page. It has become so popular that ad blocking is now mandatory for anyone who does not want to lose their minds when looking at tons of advertising garbage posted on a page.
How can I make browsing more enjoyable and rewarding? The most radical and decisive way is a complete ban on displaying images in the browser. Unfortunately, such an ad blocking does not give a 100% guarantee, and you can easily miss most of the useful information. How to be? After all, looking at the obsessive and disgusting products of advertising companies is no longer possible! Any kind of decent anti-virus program can help your grief. The fact is that such applications have recently learned to block most of all advertising links and images, reliably hiding users from them. For example, Kaspersky Anti-Virus can boast of such a function.
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Its main value is not even in free, but in that the add-on admirably blocks ad units. And not only banal banners and pop-ups! Flash-animation, gif-clips and even some part of contextual advertising content get under the blow of the program! In a word, ad blocking works so reliably that you will soon be horrified to remember what the pages of the Global Web really look like ... ? , , . ( ), , . β .