Oh, I should clarify a few additional points :) Youtube was used as an example only, this works with m/any sites, and disables some paywalls too.
Oh, and I just tried using this with an ip address website and it didn't work, so domains only. On Mon, 15 Jun 2020 at 21:59, Jonathan Berry <jonathanberry3...@gmail.com> wrote: > Neat little trick I just learnt... > > Just add a dot at the of the TLD of a URL, so www.youtube.com becomes > www.youtube.com. > Ads might or might not be served but if you have an adblock you won't be > asked to turn it off. > > This also works if there is a /whatever after, indeed it should be > possible to make this behaviour automatic, but eventually they will catch > on, till then. >
