A built-in heavy ad blocker will appear in the Chrome browser

Google has decided to add a built-in ad blocker to its proprietary Chrome browser. Is it true,

It will not block all advertising.

What will block

The blocker is designed for “heavy” advertising, which “eats” a lot of resources and slows down the browser.

According to Google, it will be blockedthose ads that use more than 0.1% of the total processor time, or load the processor by more than 0.1% per minute, or use more than 0.1% of the network bandwidth.

Instead of a blocked ad, the user will see a notification about why the browser removed the ad.

For those who want to avoid advertising entirely, extensions like uBlock Origin, Ghostery, and AdBlock Plus will still be available.

When to expect

The feature for blocking “heavy” ads has already appeared in an early test build of Chrome Canary 80. It will most likely appear in the stable version of the browser with the release of Chrome 80.

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