What in the 9 heck's has been going on here Muhammad?!?

[Industrial Toys]

I too, don't have a clue what they are talking about. I am using FireFox.

 

[shooterdon]

The guy needs to make money one way or another. I do not like ads but accept it as the price to pay. Because the site if free.

Not sure if it is possible, but I know I would pay extra for a "no ads" membership. Like Microsoft games does for its solitaire and other games.

 

[k0ua]

I have no idea what anyone here is talking about, using Google Chrome. I don't see any ads or autoplay videos. Weird.

No hits, no runs, no errors. No 403, no adds no videos. Never log out, stay logged in 24/7/365. Don't have a clue what you guys are going thru.

 

[California]

Firefox here, with uBlock Origin. I haven't seen any garbage for a long time but suddenly a lot of 403's. Purging the TBN cookies seems to have ended that.

 

[bridge4]

I don't have them when I log in, and I never logged myself out..but it seems to keep logging me out? We will see. Again, ads are needed I understand this is a business for the owner. Just videos are too much. I have 25gb a month, and these auto play ads on sites these days are using up precious data and I don't want to watch them!!

I use forums and mostly texted based sites to keep my usage down, and this kills that effort.

 

[aczlan]

I don't have them when I log in, and I never logged myself out..but it seems to keep logging me out? We will see. Again, ads are needed I understand this is a business for the owner. Just videos are too much. I have 25gb a month, and these auto play ads on sites these days are using up precious data and I don't want to watch them!!

I use forums and mostly texted based sites to keep my usage down, and this kills that effort.

Install adblock plus, that will get rid of 99% of them.

Aaron Z

 

[Diggin It]

For those on mobile devices, AdBlock and DuckDuckGo both have browsers that wipe a lot of the nonsense out.

 

[aczlan]

For those on mobile devices, AdBlock and DuckDuckGo both have browsers that wipe a lot of the nonsense out.

Or you can install the TBN app which is completely free (in price as well as being free of ads).

Aaron Z

 

[California]

Install adblock plus, that will get rid of 99% of them.

Aaron Z

Firefox with uBlock Origin and DuckduckGo Privacy Essentials here. Literally 100% of that junk is supressed. I haven't seen an ad here in years.

(Sorry, Muhammad. I know advertising pays for the site).

 

[Diggin It]

Ya' know, there was a time when I didn't even try to block ads. Static inset or banners were fine as long as NOTHING moved and they were small, maybe 100 x 400 or similar. And only a few, maybe 2 or 3 per page. I even placed a few on sites I was experimenting with.


But then sites went nuts with larger insets and banners, 10, 15, 20 or more on each page, some animated. Then the popups, pop unders, pop overs, slide ins, wiggle ins and so on started to infest sites. The the ultimate insult, video and audio ads. It got so bad on some sites that the web page I wanted to view didn't even load, having been bogged down by the ads.

I'd had enough and just flat blocked everything, everywhere.