They won't "accept ads" but they also won't pay for the extension, so I think in practice this is a good way to tell users "you're costing me money, go away."
I think this every time someone suggests an alternative to YouTube. Sorry but no one is making a video hosting service for users who both reject adverts and a premium subscription. And no content creator is going to work for free to post there.
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They won't "accept ads" but they also won't pay for the extension, so I think in practice this is a good way to tell users "you're costing me money, go away."
I think this every time someone suggests an alternative to YouTube. Sorry but no one is making a video hosting service for users who both reject adverts and a premium subscription. And no content creator is going to work for free to post there.