skitlz

I remember when clicking on advertisements was like playing Russian roulette; you'd either get to look at the product that may interest you, or get 423,827 viruses. On top of that many ads had security holes that affected you even if you did not click on said ads. It's because of this that I use an ad blocker, and while it is cutting into a website's income, I'm much more concerned with keeping my computer and personal information safe. Perhaps these security issues are no longer an issue, but it's just not worth the risk. /endrant I just donated now that this has been brought to my attention, though I have no use for an increased bandwidth since I just play Skyrim when big files download anyway. I've been using various Nexus sites for quite some time so I feel like I should give back for that reason alone. Hopefully the measures taken to test for adblocking won't bog down the actual browsing experience, though.