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Not quite the answer you want to hear, but that's reality. using native phone apps like YouTube etc.', then my response is 'I know - just live with it'. If your response is 'but there's no such extension for my mobile phone, esp.

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To use these add-ons, youll need to download Firefox. DNT is enabled in browser tracker and ads also set to be blocked within browser (not using services making use of google). I'm one guy, but my view is this, and has always been this: if you want to block ads, do so at the browser level. Find out what other users think about uBlock Origin and add it to your Firefox Browser. Unfortunately this DOES NOT work for neither google.

#UBLOCK NOT WORKING ON YOUTUBE HOW TO#

So when you say 'can anyone suggest me how to block them effectively without compromising the Performance of my Router ( R7000)', my response is 'you can't'. Most people focusing on adblocking at the router level are doing it with DNS-based blocking because the router's CPUs cannot do layer 7 filtering quickly. Is it doable on Tomato with L7 filtering? Maybe. DNS-based has virtually no performance hit. Most Adblock methodologies in Tomato are DNS-based (read: not L7), and to my knowledge absolutely no one maintains an up-to-date L7-based filtering ruleset for ads on Tomato. Desktop/laptop CPUs are tremendously faster than router CPUs consumer routers are designed to do NAT and packet forwarding, not do content filtering. L7-based filtering is extremely CPU intensive (the router has to literally examine every single byte going in/out of the router to see if it matches something you want to block) when done at the router level, it's known to greatly impact throughput. It may require layer 7 filtering rules (uBlock Origin supports both layer 7 as well as DNS-based, so it's very capable). However, I do not believe this is necessarily doable with present-day Tomato-based adblockers. * When the ad is done, browser fetches the next part/section of the original video and begins playing from where it left off * Browser plays that until ad is over or you skip it (if available) * Browser does a completely new HTTP/HTTPS fetch for the ad video * Browser essentially stops the existing-playing video * Once the ad point (little orange/yellow marker) is reached: This is because of how the video and ad are played:

I have tried the solutions suggested in other posts, but they have failed to work for me.Youtube ads that play at the little orange/yellow markers are indeed blockable using browser extensions like uBlock Origin. Also, none of the other Ad Block related issues seem to be the same as mine, theirs was never working or just stopped, I did something that messed with it. The following below are tips on how to fix ublock origin not working youtube :- Reinstall Ublock Origin Here you have to uninstall the app or Extention from your device then reinstall it again amd check if error has been resolved where you can now not see ads. I apologize if this issue has been solved in another post, I have been searching for a solution through the forum and have yet to come across one. And this solution is only temporary, after a couple videos or logging into my YouTube account or logging into my sync account I begin to get ads again (ads that Opera does not auto skip or provide the white skip page for). The ad skipping is not how I'm used to, this method simply doesn't give me an ad at all and there is no white skip page on the video. The only thing that seems to work is deleting my Opera sync account then uninstalling and reinstalling the browser and deleting my user data. Deleting my Opera sync account then uninstalling and reinstalling the browser AND deleting my user data Uninstalling and reinstalling the browser and deleting my user data Uninstalling and reinstalling the browser Enabling Ad Block for YouTube specifically Or use an ad blocker if you want to remove ALL the ads.

2) Purchase subscriptions to the services where you want to block ads. There will be less pop-up windows, yet youll still wont block the majority of ads. Enabling Ad Block for the entire browser 1) Configure your browser settings and disable pop-ups. I turned Ad Block off to watch something on Hulu in the browser, and now, no matter what I do, YouTube gets ads that I can't skip until YouTube lets me. Its been working for a year, no ads on YouTube at all. When I first started using Opera, I turned Ad Blocking on and all of my YouTube videos would immediately skip the ads, I just got white screens with a skip button.

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