• somethingDotExe@lemmy.world
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    3 hours ago

    For me it isn’t the length, but the frequency that is bothering me. It’s insain, it’s like every 3-5 mins depending on the video length. It’s unusable atleast in my case. Only watching from devices I have adblocker on now. Not my phone.

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    12 hours ago

    I just realised i haven’t watched a single ad in like 2 years

    Thanks ublock origin!

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    5 hours ago

    Whats youtube gonna do when everybody is using adblock and they run out of money

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    16 hours ago

    When you see the long ad, just close the fuckin’ browser window. Immediately. And then use something else.

    They’ll only get the point and change if you stop giving them your eyeballs for shit you don’t wanna see.

  • Digit@lemmy.wtf
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    14 hours ago

    Where?

    Oh! On the web interface? n_n I don’t use the web interface. It’s video, so I use a video player. I see no ads, ~ if I do [like ads read out by the podcast host], I skip ahead.

    on YouTube’s TV app

    That’s where you went wrong. Come to the free software community. We can mend bugs (like malicious features (like ads)) with free software, being free to use, study, share & change the software.

  • nutsack@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    15 hours ago

    quality of content that I’ve been seeing on YouTube in my feed has decreased or I have gotten bored. but either way I have made a point to stop visiting that website as much as possible

    I need to get back into reading. my ability to maintain focus has deteriorated so severely in recent years that I can’t even play a stupid video game anymore