@marredespubs Hello. It would be interesting if you tell us which one you installed. THANKS.

If sites did not overuse advertisements there would be no need to block them. When more than half of the page is filled with garish or flashing information, you don’t end up getting enough of it. An example is the webmail ad which takes up a large part of the useful surface area of ​​the page. It would be better accepted with a less invasive design.

Personally, I have had an ad blocker installed for years. and I welcome it.

As for sites that prohibit access to those who have a blocker, too bad for them: I boycott them.

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Cool, thanks for this great news! I have always wanted to watch TNT HD channels in crappy quality “Made in Swisscom” in UHD 4k, the result must be splendid! And all this for “only” 119 francs, what a gift to thank me for my long-standing loyalty while new customers who have never spent a franc with you get it for free…

No honestly Swisscom, you are too generous, thank you from the bottom of my heart!

Now we just have to see if someone from Swisscom will be able to detect the very subtle use of the second degree in my message:smileytongue: