Google has denied that the latest YouTube issues for people using ad blockers are a deliberate punishment. Let's look at the facts.

YouTube has found a new way to fight ad-blockers. It delays videos and shows a pop-up that links to a support page urging users to remove ad-blockers and extensions.

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YouTube has begun skipping videos for users attempting to access the service with an active ad blocker. If you manage to get past the skipping videos, YouTube also mutes the video. Users report ...

Q: On a few websites, I receive a message that reads, “disable ad blocker to continue.” (Foxnews.com is one site, for example.) This happens with Firefox, Chrome and Edge browsers. I searched ...

"I disable ad blocker, it suddenly completely works fine." Other users are reportedly experiencing an issue in which YouTube skips to the end of the video at the start of playback.

Google warns that ad blockers like uBlock Origin will soon be removed The upcoming switch to Manifest V3 extensions is a ticking clock for uBlock Origin and its 40 million users.

YouTube offers users two options in their warning banners: disable the ad-blocker or try YouTube Premium for an ad-free experience. The standard premium subscription is $14 per month.