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AdBlocking is enabled by default in Edge!
Here's the proof:
Go to edge://settings/content to see it yourself.
We have to see and Microsoft Edge might do a better job.
Obviously, Google won't block ads from Google which are most ads in the internet while Microsoft Edge has no limitation on blocking ads from Google.
However, as I mentioned, we need to try and compare.
- Reza_Ameri-ArchivedBronze Contributor
This is another proof that Microsoft Edge respect user privacy and user experience.
Users would have great compatibility and privacy.
Reza_Ameri-Archived wrote:This is another proof that Microsoft Edge respect user privacy and user experience.
Users would have great compatibility and privacy.
This specific feature that the OP is talking about is not exclusive to Edge.
so it's not proof of anything.
it's simply coming straight from Chromium and pretty useless.
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/7632919
- Reza_Ameri-ArchivedBronze Contributor
We have to see and Microsoft Edge might do a better job.
Obviously, Google won't block ads from Google which are most ads in the internet while Microsoft Edge has no limitation on blocking ads from Google.
However, as I mentioned, we need to try and compare.
- KamSilver ContributorReza_Ameri-Archived Yes.
- This isn't new though; I don't know why I'm seeing it now. it's been there since the new Edge was born.
Google chrome has it too.
compared to ublock origin, it's useless. - WittycatSteel Contributor
Kam yes actually like HotCakeX have said, this adblock block any ads who is bigger than X Mo and who isn't by Google, so 0.00000000000000001% of the ads on internet.
So that or nothing ... if at least they let us add ou own list, but no it's not in the interest of Google to do that.
I hope yo see a true adblock like in the mobile version but i don't think they will do it 😕
- KamSilver Contributor
I have an idea! Let's send feedback!
- Okay