Google Chrome. At the moment, the new browser of the American company is in full testing process, and fortunately for everyone, it seems that it will indeed include a function that everyone has been waiting for a while. More precisely, Google Chrome will eventually have an integrated function that blocks ads on certain websites that overwhelm us with too many displayed on the page, Google has been promising it for some time, but here it will be in the end offered.
Google Chrome. Version 71 of the browser is currently in full testing within the American company, with a scheduled launch in December, bringing this feature to hide ads. Officially, Google Chrome is going to hide the ads that are very intrusive and have the purpose of tricking us, that is, ads that say that our computer is infected, or that our account on a social network has been hacked, etc.
Google Chrome. The function WANTED BY THE WHOLE WORLD
Google Chrome. Apart from these, including ads that display fake close buttons, or present other information in a completely unrealistic way, they will be blocked by the browser after the update is released. To solve the problem, Google Chrome does not hide ads from publishers, but ads on websites that constantly use them against users, so certain web pages will have ads completely blocked when we visit them.
"However, we've learned since then that this approach did not go far enough. In fact, more than half of these abusive experiences are not blocked by our current set of protections, and nearly all involve harmful or misleading ads. Ads or other elements that resemble chat apps, warnings, system dialogs, or other notifications that lead to an ad or landing page when clicked."
Google Chrome. The measure is expected by a lot of people who are affected by these problems, but everything will only start with blocking ads on the websites where the experience is the worst. Of course, as other websites will "force the note", those from Google will also block ads on them through Google Chrome, but everything based on an automatic analysis made by Google's robots that analyze websites, not based on complaints users.
