this post was submitted on 09 Oct 2023
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I think it’s dependent on whether the ads are served server-side or client-side. Server side ad insertion isn’t something that uBO can protect against. Twitch is a good example of this.
This was annoying when it happened. Fortunately there are adblockers specifically for Twitch that work fine.
I have never gotten a twitch ad in my life
I believe you but Twitch does use SSAI in some geographic areas and uBO is unable to block SSAI based ads