Doesn’t look like too many partners at this point.
https://www.google.com/contributor/welcome/
Great idea, but I would want the major sites I go to blocked and none are listed.
Interesting. $3.00 and no more adds.
I don’t mind the kinds of ads they have on the actual search engine page, i.e. plain text ads. But the pop-up / floating ads on sites like Breitbart.com have gotten so obnoxious that it really makes it hard to read the web site content - particularly on a lower power platform like an iPad. I use AdBlock on my PCs, but that’s not an option for the iPad.
What google needs to do is ...
STOP REQUIRING a SSL connection just to use their google maps site.
Try it and see if you can get to http://maps.google.com without it migrating to HTTPS ??
I don’t want a browsing experience with SSL. Maps are public information and have no reason to be behind an SSL wall. I have my SSL turned off since I still use XP and FR is fine as well as hundreds of other sites.
Thank you google for trying to CONTROL me.
Useful only if the amount of data transferred is reduced. My main beef isn’t the ads themselves, it’s the amount of bandwidth they take up, which slows down the loading of the page overall.
The absolute WORST are the pages that have 5 or 10 animated ads, one of which also auto-plays its audio track. Those sometimes scare the bejeebers outta me when I’m having an insomniac episode.
Sites with too many ads aren’t worth paying to view.
It is filler for lack of content and too much overhead.
And the sites with tons of ads are always poorly coded (lots of unnecessary Flash and Javascript), sucks up TONS of memory, crash browsers, and sometimes whole computers. Not to mention that the ads are for things that only trailer trash (or your average LIV) would ever look at and think it looks relevant to their lives.
Sadly many conservative news sites *Blaze* are like this. FR is the only one that doesn’t bombard us with that crap.
ad blocker is free....
google is sticking ads everywhere these days.
I never notice the ads anyway; I’m sure the vast majority of people ignore them and would never dream of buying from them.
Wish there was something like this for my landline phone.
Oh, wait... there is, the DNC list. (side note: is the creation of that a subliminal ad for the ‘Rat party?)
Install an ad blocker ... Speeds up web browsing and ditches the ads
why would I see pixelated patterns?
Just like cable TV! Pay for the cable, and no ads!
/sarcasm