How Will Chrome’s New Ad Blocker Impact Ads and Affect Bloggers?

Am very much aware that some bloggers who use Adsense have a lot of Ads scattered all over there Pages making it unbearable for people to read their contents.

On February 15th, Google is set to launch a more robust ad filter for Chrome. Its goal is simple: to scrub the web of interstitial riff . This is the first ad blocker baked directly into the most popular browser on the planet.

The primary purpose of this fright-inducing new feature is to combat and eradicate poor mobile browsing experiences. And for those who scatter Ads via Adsense on there Blogs or web pages, this might really affect your earnings or get you penalized.

Now, if you use AdSense to generate revenue on your site by hosting Display ads, you’re going to want to ensure that you don’t have banners all over the screen (particularly on mobile devices).

How Will Chrome’s Ad Blocker Work?

This is a bit over my head, but here’s my understanding of it...

Chrome’s ad blocker is all about pattern matching. There isn’t a little dude in a bunker checking out pages in search of awful browsing experiences. Instead, the filter cross-references websites against a list of sites known to fail the Better Ad Standards.

A site’s inclusion on the list is determined by an evaluation process. Sample pages are reviewed and, depending on the number of violations uncovered, the site is assigned a status: Pass, Warning, or Fail.

If a site’s on the list, the filter digs into images and JavaScript on the page a searcher has navigated to in an attempt to detect “ad-related URL patterns.” If there’s a match, Chrome hits the ads on said page with a big stiff arm to the chin and sends the searcher on her merry way, free to browse obstruction-free.

For those browsing on a desktop, ad block notifications will look as they currently do on Chrome; if you’re using an Android device, you’ll see a message bar at the bottom of your browser that looks something like the image attached to this post:

In terms of other ads you might be running on your website (those you sell privately or are affiliated with another programmatic network), you can use the new and improved Google Search Console to view your site’s Ad Experience Report. If you’ve got beef, you can hit Google with a request for a re-review. Provided you remedy what Chrome has deemed non-compliant, you should be fine to run ads moving forward.

What do you think? Anyway Thanks to Google

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Ads blocker Experience

Google will suffer it too. They own AdSense and when my blog traffic don't convert well on Google's AdSense because of their and blocker. I don't make money, and Google won't make money from me.

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Okay

Now that I'm about to offer essential service for free on my site, if the visitors can't upgrade to premium they better disabled ads blocker or leave my site .thank you.

This Ad blocking is long over due on chrome.I have stopped using chrome frequently for almost a year now because of unnecessary redirecting of pages when browsing.I used to love chrome because of its in but language translation, but Ads littering virtually every site u open made me dislike the browser.

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This Ad blocking is long over due on chrome.I have stopped using chrome frequently for almost a year now because of unnecessary redirecting of pages when browsing.I used to love chrome because of its in but language translation, but Ads littering virtually every site u open made me dislike the browser.

But that is the Most used browser for users all over the World.

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Browsing without the ads will be a big relief. I hate ads. Particularly pop up

Developers will find another option in few weeks to come. I trust some bad ass programmers

Well Nice Topic i used adblock for chrome and that is working good

Omo nah to switch to another ad websites