Google is enabling its built-in ad blocker for Chrome tomorrow (February 15th). Chrome’s ad filtering is designed to weed out some of the web’s most annoying ads, and push website owners to ...

Google Chrome is releasing their built-in ad blocking feature tomorrow. Here's how Google Chrome ad blocking works to filter out advertisements.

It's official: Google Chrome ad-blocking is coming tomorrow. Here's what you can expect from the launch of the new ad-blocking tool.

Back in January, Google announced a proposed change to Chrome’s extensions system, called Manifest V3, that would stop current ad blockers from working efficiently. In a response to the ...

Chrome: Adblock Plus—the ad-blocking browser extension that does exactly what the name implies—has just updated on Google Chrome with significant improvements, and is now basically on par with ...

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Chrome: The Adblock Plus team isn't wasting much time. Since announcing their merge with AdThwart, they've updated their Chrome extension with new branding, updated filters, and a few fixes for ...

Chrome’s ad-blocking timeline matches what Google said six months ago, when it confirmed that it would launch the controversial effort in early 2018. At the middle of February, most users will ...

If ad blocking is a cat-and-mouse game of updates and counter-updates, then Google will force the mouse to slow down. Chrome's "Manifest V3" makes dramatic changes to the Chrome extension platform.

Mozilla, the makers of the Firefox browser, has said that ad blocking at the network level will be supported in its implementation of the Manifest V3 standard, drawing a contrast with Google Chrome.

Google's browser targets what it calls 'disruptive' advertising and will expand blocking practices it's had in place in North America and Europe since last year.

The ad-blocking feature, which could be switched on by default within Chrome, would filter out certain online ad types deemed to provide bad experiences for users as they move around the web.