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Just to let you know, if you use uBlock you can expect it to adapt to this new shenanigan pretty quickly. Also I think €120/year are ridiciously overpriced. Ask me about €30/year and I might consider it for a second.
To be honest, I wouldn't mind ads on Youtube if they were less per hour and less obnoxious. But no, every 12 second video now has an ad leading to it.
Not to mention, if I would pay for every single Video service the usual 8-15€ I would pay like €1000 per year and THAT IS NOT GOING TO HAPPEN.
Give me "pretty much everything" for €100 per year and we can talk. My offer stands.
Cable TV chopped one of my favorite movies up into about 24 parts once so it could shove commercials in between those parts. I don't do ads anymore, and will auto-kill them or auto-quit whatever 'service' or site tries.
Funny thing happened to Cable-TV didn't it?
Adblocker pop-up appeared on my firefox with ublock origin. But after accepting "Youtube Ads" and just refreshing the page, the popup vanished for the time being.
Install NoScript on top of origin and you'll be golden (I also have Enhancer and UnHook, but I don't think they do much about this). Takes some hit and miss with most sites but Youtube is easy, just allow ytimg and youtube. AFAICT it's the google scripts that are shoving shit into your screen.
*This might just be because it's a slow rollout. I hope this particular approach keeps working though. If not I'll also never touch youtube again.
Find a few friends for a family plan and the price drops down to €36/year.
It's an ok price if you use YT Music for streaming music.
Okay then go use a vpn and buy YouTube premium from turkey it’s £13 a year that’s what I did.
How about you stop lowering your standards so people richer than you can be even richer?