Chrome will start filtering disruptive ads worldwide in July Beginning July 9th, Chrome will stop showing any disruptive ads on sites in any country.By A. Dellinger, 01.09.2019
Ad-blocking browser Brave says Google is breaking EU privacy lawIts GDPR complaint could set an important precedent for adtech.By R. England, 09.13.2018
Fake ad blockers in the Chrome store had over 20 million installsGoogle removed the impostors from the Web Store after AdGuard revealed their existence. By M. Moon, 04.19.2018
Google explains how its Chrome ad filter will workApparently, the browser will give you the choice to continue seeing intrusive ads if you want to. By M. Moon, 02.14.2018
Opera update keeps sites from hijacking your browser to mine bitcoinJust enable that ad blocker, son. By R. LeFebvre, 01.03.2018
Samsung inexplicably opens up its Android browserAnother app nobody asked for, but it has its charms.By R. England, 08.10.2017
Brave will pay you in Bitcoins for browsing the web (updated)You'll need to pay publishers if you block ads, though. By S. Dent, 04.01.2016
Google pulls Samsung-backed ad blocker from the Play StoreIt might not like Samsung's approach to ad blocking, though not for the reason you might suspect.By J. Fingas, 02.03.2016
You say advertising, I say block that malwareForbes asked readers to turn off ad blockers then immediately served them pop-under malware.By V. Blue, 01.08.2016
Google yanks ad-blocking apps from Play Store, points to developer agreementBy A. Souppouris, 03.14.2013