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A tiny ad blocker, for fun

A Chrome extension that asks Jev whether each page element is an ad and removes it.

By mahmoud (@realZachi on GitHub) ·

typesafe-adblock

realZachi

GitHub preview of realZachi/typesafe-adblock

How it uses Jev

The single judgement, 'is this element an ad?', is Jev's; everything else is plain code. The author is clear it's an experiment, not a real ad blocker.

It's an example of a wider pattern: see Jev for ad and creative classification for when it fits, the questions to ask and what it costs.

Summary written by JevHub. Figures are the author's own; we haven't reproduced them. The project belongs to its author.

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