ad-ridden

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The problem is there's no useful content on any of their ad-ridden pages.

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The problem is there's no useful content on any of their ad-ridden pages.

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The problem is there's no useful content on any of their ad-ridden pages.

Why would anyone use a proprietary ad-ridden client when there would be multiple high-quality open-source clients available?

They obviously don't want ad-ridden software in the alpha period to give the product a bad name.

Just so you know, apps are also using any number of third party tracking services, and many are also ad-ridden.

PS3 controllers are a pity though, you need those shady ad-ridden closed source third party drivers.

It has a similar ad-ridden, homogenous aestetic as AOL, practically unbearable without some ad blocker.

No one is going to spend that kind of money and settle for an ad-ridden attempt to coerce you to use Google+.

It's a linkbaity title that leads to a paywalled, ad-ridden, overloaded page.

And now, I'd like to introduce you to the world of ad-ridden, third-party-tracking-code infested apps.

And if I prefer apps to the ad-ridden, third-party-tracking-code infested web pages, so be it?

Will any of us miss this parasitic, ad-ridden web site?

I don't think the traffic from today's ad-ridden news websites is so insignificant for someone who doesn't surf the web all day.

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Using uBlock (which blocked a full 25% (32 requests) of the page's "content") it loaded in 3 seconds flat and looks far better than the ad-ridden version.

"Ad-ridden, privacy-destroying malware" I was commenting on the revenue potential, not the ethics or quality of the product at the end of the process.

However, when paid (imgur pro) subs also get redirected and their uploads also get redirected, and "I created imgur because the other image hosting sites forced you to see their ad-ridden pages (TinyPIC).

I'm afraid it would go the opposite way—everyone chooses the cheaper, less private plans, then the company raises the prices and the ad-ridden plans eventually start costing the same as the old neutral plans, while the neutral plans (sold as "private" premium options) get premium prices - 5x what the ad-ridden plans (and the old neutral plans) once cost, etc.