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		scarface74 on Feb 11, 2019 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Brave browser can inject headers in HTTP requests I’m not getting some of the app install nagware, but I’m also not getting them when I disable content blockers so it may just be a cookie thing. Also I couldn’t manually block the nagware on the NBC site using the share extension. I only use YouTube mostly for official AWS videos and then I use CornerTube. I usually don’t see ads. Do content producers get to choose when ads are shown?

Marsymars on Feb 11, 2019 [–]

> Do content producers get to choose when ads are shown?

That's my understanding. Also a mostly non-YouTube user though, I find the web interface really unpleasant - if I were going to "use" it on a regular basis I'd probably use youtube-dl.

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