Google has finally decided to take a drastic step by banning plugins that can block annoying ads. On one hand, this innovation will positively affect website owners, as advertising is an additional income source for any blog or news portal. On the other hand, ordinary users will face inconveniences from banners and pop-up windows.
Google Chrome without Ad Blocking
Google’s new policy will only affect the Chrome Enterprise browser. This will please the corporate sector, which uses the browser for domain work. Other users will have to accept the company’s new policy or switch to another browser. However, there are some pitfalls here. For example, Google Chrome is integrated into mobile platforms. Giving up the browser means losing the voice search feature.
Google has so far refrained from commenting on this issue. Meanwhile, social media users are actively proposing their hypotheses. For example, the most interesting version is the emergence of Google Chrome and Google Chrome Premium browsers on the market. The manufacturer might implement a scheme similar to the YouTube app. If you don’t want to see ads, pay a monthly fee.
It is not certain that such a solution will appear, but developers already have developments in this area. After all, the problem with ads on YouTube was simply solved by creating Smart Tube Next. The Google Chrome browser will likely face the same fate. After all, telling the world about client-oriented policies requires accountability for one’s words and actions.
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