YouTube is attempting to block your ad-blocker in new experiment
YouTube is testing its new ad-blocker detector in order to force users to watch ads or buy a Premium subscription.
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YouTube is testing its new ad-blocker detector in order to force users to watch ads or buy a Premium subscription.
Social media algorithms can use millions of different parameters to decide what kind of content is shown to users.
A recent report revealed that Apple Safari is the number two browser in the world, but Mozilla Firefox deserves to be the reigning champ.
There’s a new browser called Arc on the block that promises to be “everything you care about, all in one place.” Hype and secrecy aside, Arc implements a few smart changes and features that might just tempt you to jump ship from Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.
There’s a good chance that if you’re reading this, you’re doing so in Google Chrome. The browser may lead the pack in terms of market share, but have you considered giving rivals like Firefox, Brave, or Safari a shot? Here’s why you should.