Problem here is Twitch is either getting very close, or possibly sending their ads directly through the top level [HOST] domain. If that is what is going on (i havent really looked into it), that is why we are having serious issues blocking the ads, and browser-level extensions and somewhat invasive (but safe and working) methods A) Watch on whatever quality you want with ads by disabling your adblock on Twitch. This is the approach the most recent ublock script uses. B) Block all ads, but be limited to p or less by using one of the old revisions of the script. C) Watch on whatever quality you want with no ads by buying Twitch Turbo Go to Customization > Extensions > Manage Extensions. Enable Developer Mode from the top-right. Open the Details page and update the ad blocker. Next, scroll down and click on Extension Options. In the Settings tab, Click on Back up to file. Click on Reset to default settings and press OK to confirm
Temporary solution for twitch ads until adblock updates
The fix does not work reliably, and only blocks some ads. Most prerolls will still play. Please ignore the misinformation being posted here and on r/twitch-- we still need a fix, and there's a lot of twitch shills filling up the comments to try and mislead people Step 1. Download an ad-block app such as the AdLock app or the Adguard app. Step 2. Open the app to activate it. These applications should be able to block the ads when you watch your favorite streamers on Twitch. If you’re using an iPhone, ad-block apps will only work if you are watching Twitch through Safari My current situation from recent days is the same. It used to work just fine, now I either see "blocking ads" top left of player, but stream is still playing (not that annoying but still) or, on very very rare occasion, the stream will buffer while the message is showing Open Chrome. Type chrome://flags in your address bar and press Enter. In the Search Flags box, enter “Network Service”. Change “Runs network service in-process” and “Data reduction proxy with network service” from “Default” to “Disabled” and save your changes. Once completed, restart your Chrome
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