I use Adguard for this purpose. You need a license to access some features. But, it can block ads even on sites which directly serve ads

Thanks for the heads up. This will make sure we never commit such criminal activity ever again.

According to the below two articles. It’s 1-5 meters in optimal conditions. And some of it may require additional hardware for tracking.

https://www.u-blox.com/en/technologies/bluetooth-indoor-positioning

https://www.inpixon.com/technology/standards/bluetooth-low-energy

That was almost a decade ago or even before. I remember adockers recommending white listing search engines or recommending to disable non-instrusive ads to support websites.

Your whole existence revolves around peddling ads before people can watch the ads they want.

Ah, what. Who wants or likes to watch ads at all?

Lol, at least they bothered with actual improvement instead of blasting the horn the other side.

Another person replied with a site post. Here’s the link: https://tachiyomi.org/news/2024-01-09-extensions-removal

Where did they say that?

Considering, the mobile browser also has addons and will gain hundreds more in a few months. It’s a no-brainer.

Stupid if you ask me. Youtube is not, should not be the platform for games.

The link is not loading

Literally. The android app is superb. It has come a long way with Material You theming, smoothness, and stuff. Compare that to the crap you would call twitter, X or whatever.

That’s the dark mode in reader mode. You need dark reader for actual dark mode for websites

You call them tabs. I call them instant, ready to load, bookmarks. They are there for a reason. I will make sure to use them. Currently, at 76 tabs after a minor purge.

If you clicked the link. It says experimental technology. It’s not mozilla’s fault Chrome is adding features that are not standard. Sites like Discord for utilizing non standard API’s.

You have to add a custom addons collection. That’s how.

Removed = I did not like it :(

Unless the app offers you cloud functions like email, cloud storage, multi-player gaming, or social media sites(lemmy, kbin, mastodon), etc. I see subscriptions as a no-go.

I’m in support of a separate pro version of the app. As a compromise, this could work, too. Though, I would prefer an app without any ad libraries whatsoever.

The in-app purchases can be buggy with amnesia hitting them once a while, making you install/reinstall just so google remembers you purchased pro. This happens when you have more than 1 google accounts on android.