Google spoke a few months ago about its intention to integrate its super-fame browser with Google Chrome with the advantage of blocking ads, a step that looks bold and some might think it would harm publishers content makers, but the truth otherwise, supplying the most popular browser with this compact feature will limit something from blackmailing advertising manufacturers to Google advertising companies.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the company issued some statements to the officials and managers of some sites, telling them that they had to start evaluating their ads and deleting anything that did not match the standard specification that Google will work on is particularly, while it has confirmed its intention to help publishers prepare for this new feature that is expected to be launched next year.
It is noteworthy that the chrome blocking feature will not prevent all ads, but its main purpose is to delete and not to show those annoying ads.