TechSpot: A report has found that the use of ad blockers has grown 41 percent in the past year and estimates it will cost the industry $21.8 billion globally in lost advertising revenue in 2015. It goes on to warn that the software now poses a significant threat to the future of free content on the web.
One of the best parts of this? It brings Photoshop to Chromebooks.
It's 2021, but better late than never, I guess.
Adobe says that Photoshop should be noticeably faster while running in the native mode.
We've had this discussion before a gazillion times n the site- I'll say t again though- I understand web sites have to keep the lights, on not everyone can feasibly rely on a patreaon, amazon merchant links etc (nor should they have too). Sites I frequent - the adblock is kept off, its only ever on for sites I'm not familiar with.
Adblocking doesn't COST them a thing. We've had this discussion ad nauseum. Many sites have no problem embedding advertising and making millions.
You want to have annoying pop ups (I forgot they were a thing)?
Then why would I visit your site. Sell something and create a demand for it. That is how you make money.