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There is a whole topic in wasm called server side rendered DOM.
I hardly think there is a chance to block adds when they achieve it to render all the content on their side.
I don't like to say this, but:
AI
But unless the page ends up as just a single canvas/image you'll still get all the HTML tags which can be stripped before your browser renders them?
There's already SASE solutions that host a virtual browser boundary-side and present the user a painted canvas rather than the original DOM:
Example - Prisma Access
Example - Zscaler Cloud Browser
Ads are not always the same, not for everyone. Ads are localized in time, space and per person sometimes.
An advanced adblock would just need to download the video from two sources match the videos and eliminate the differences as those differences will surely be ads.
Web devs busy at work making the internet more and more unusable each day. And they wonder why I despise them.
There are twitch adblockers, it's just ublock origin that doesn't work on it anymore, people did find a way.