Someone should develop code to block popunders

News flash: these programs block banners you put on the pages to click through to the sponsor that owns the content too...

Let's all just remove links to pay sites in favor of giving the content away for free so that people don't use adblock eh? Great solution... Way to put yourself in the same boat as the people you're trying to fight.

Does anyone think on this board anymore?

Of course we do. Thus the reason we think outside the box and survive after 15 years without having to rely on banner ads or popunders.

Instead of battling the end user for control of his/her surfing experience, we feel it's a better use of our time to accept that the user probably has something installed and engage them in other more creative ways.

Consider this, when was the last time you clicked a banner on this site. Then compare it to clicking a link that someone recommended in a thread. I'd be surprised, and in fact suspicious, if you clicked banners on this site more than you clicked text links in the context of a thread. You suggested your own link in this very thread for removeadblock and explained why people should click. I'll bet people clicked that link to check it out. I did. But I never clicked any banners on this site.

The reality is, there's a good deal of money left on the table by trying to combat an end users preferences and rejecting that user as a result. That user who prefers to not see ads is a user that could also buy something, just does not want the clutter of a pile of excessively intrusive ads.

For us, we prefer to focus our attention on our product and contextual presentation instead of wasting time fighting for control of the end user's browser experience. Your mileage may vary.

ETA: We do use banners, but don't lose sleep over someone blocking them. We provide a contextual experience such that the banner is a complementary element, not the primary focus. If the banner is blocked, it's not a big deal.

Funny thing... I remember seeing this type of discussion, name calling, etc. ever since the mid-90's. The affiliate forums, such as ABestWeb, were filled with proclamations of the end of the affiliate with the onset of cookie blockers, tracker erasers, history erasers, adblockers, etc. Some things never change, I guess. And yet, a lot of people still make a great living all these years later.

Think I'll go check out BHA for a few minutes and then go enjoy the night with family.

Adblockers has been around for more than a decade. Luckily I monetize douche-bags that has them installed via plugrush adblock redirects ;)

block java, flash, scripts and other shit and here you go

I'm happy to know that ad blocking software is working!

Fuck tubes!

Notice the tube sites now have ads that play before the video plays. (Notice the Commercials for Movie 43).

Will always be ads someway or another. Would be interesting to see in a porn movie a girl talking about chaturbate or myfreecams. They will get their ads in their someway.