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@ -4,9 +4,10 @@ of crawling the web analyzing Alexa's TOP 500.000 websites, I looked at the web
advertising services with the obvious benefit of low maintenance effort (for me) and low performance impact (for your adblocker).
WHY USE A MINIMAL BLOCKLIST?
In advertising the number one (Google) has a marketshare of around 40 percent, Facebook the number two hits the 20 percent mark
while the number three Comscore just has a little over 2.5% marketshare. For comparison Amazon with its huge webstore generates
about the same advertising traffic on its own website.
In advertising the number one (Google) has a marketshare of around 40 percent, Facebook the number two hits the 20 percent mark while the
number three Comscore just has a little over 2.5% marketshare. For comparison Amazon with its huge webstore generates about the same
advertising traffic on its own website. Number 100 on this list is probably used at 5000 websites of the Alexa Top 300.000 websites, while
number 250 may only track you on 500 websites of the Alexa Top 300.000 (websited with more than 3000 unique visitors per day).
ALTERNATIVES
When you want a common use well maintained small blocklist, use Disconnect's Simple Ad-filter or Peter Low's blocklist. These lists also