Are you getting irritated by all the ads that pop up while you’re watching YouTube videos? YouTube is inundated with ads that can last half an hour or more. They appear at the start, middle, and end of videos, flooding your webpage and impacting your video-watching experience. Regardless of how long or short the video is, ads will pop up numerous times. Not to worry because there are multiple tips and tricks to help you block YouTube ads. If you are a part of the YouTube community, are frustrated with polluting video ads, and also browse YouTube on Google Chrome,

The online world as we know it today dominates more than ever before. The online world enables us to work from home, study from home, and socialize and connect from home. As technology has advanced, our time online has increased exponentially in all realms of life. However, it can be difficult to stay focused on tasks (work, school, or personal) because of the overload of online distractions. There are thousands of online distractions that come in different forms; common online distractions include pop-ups and ads that appear everywhere, on almost every website you visit.  Luckily, there are ways to block

No one enjoys pop-ups. They are intrusive and can cause lots of frustration when you land on a website to be greeted with box after box opening on your screen. They were once frequently associated with viruses and can still be a sign of malware on your device. However, these days most pop-ups tend to be built into the coding of a website, to ask for certain actions to be performed or permissions granted. These can include: asking for permission for the website to send you notifications directly to your browser asking to know your location a newsletter or subscription

Popups are probably the most familiar form of today’s invasive advertising. Though their name may suggest, they don’t just pop UP, but also pop under, hide themselves off-screen, pop as new browser tabs and often ask you to click this and that before they would let you close the window. In short, nobody wants to deal with a popup!

Even if you don’t hate internet advertising, you’re probably not very fond of it either. Advertisements in all shapes and forms follow you online wherever you go. Flooding Facebook feeds, jumping out at you while you try and read an article or even cover the whole screen with a page you didn’t open.

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