ads wrote:Hello, lately I’ve been experiencing slow internet speeds, and I’d like to free up all the space I can. My roku tv loads advertisements every time I turn it on to watch netflix or plays games. I’d like to disable these advertisements so that my games and netflix can run more smoothly on an already strained internet connection. I can’t find the setting to disable ads anywhere, but I’m probably just looking in the wrong place. Please help!
ads wrote:Hello, lately I’ve been experiencing slow internet speeds, and I’d like to free up all the space I can. My roku tv loads advertisements every time I turn it on to watch netflix or plays games. I’d like to disable these advertisements so that my games and netflix can run more smoothly on an already strained internet connection. I can’t find the setting to disable ads anywhere, but I’m probably just looking in the wrong place. Please help!
ghb51 wrote:I hate to sound like a shill for ads and my home network is on Openwrt with Adblock installed, so i obviously don't have anything against blocking ads, but i whitelisted Roku because the ads on the homescreen are A) unobtrusive and well done and B) actually show me things i might want, can't even say how many times ive quickly clicked on a channel with just a glance at the ad and immediately regretted it because it looked like something i might be interested in, but i know when i click back the next ad will already be loaded. So yeah, i get it, but you might try allowing those ads for a while and see if you find them useful, you can always just block them again.
jeffrok wrote:I wanna know the best way to get those dang logos and model names off my car.. help!
ads wrote:Hello, lately I’ve been experiencing slow internet speeds, and I’d like to free up all the space I can. My roku tv loads advertisements every time I turn it on to watch netflix or plays games. I’d like to disable these advertisements so that my games and netflix can run more smoothly on an already strained internet connection. I can’t find the setting to disable ads anywhere, but I’m probably just looking in the wrong place. Please help!
jeffrok wrote:I wanna know the best way to get those dang logos and model names off my car.. help!
ghb51 wrote:I hate to sound like a shill for ads and my home network is on Openwrt with Adblock installed, so i obviously don't have anything against blocking ads, but i whitelisted Roku because the ads on the homescreen are A) unobtrusive and well done and B) actually show me things i might want, can't even say how many times ive quickly clicked on a channel with just a glance at the ad and immediately regretted it because it looked like something i might be interested in, but i know when i click back the next ad will already be loaded. So yeah, i get it, but you might try allowing those ads for a while and see if you find them useful, you can always just block them again.
Stolrah wrote:
I will install one of these network wide ad blockers to get rid of the ads. Otherwise, it will only be a matter of time before Pepsi or Ford is buying ad space there. I won't tolerate being advertised to without my consent, on a connection that I have to pay for.