Shulou(Shulou.com)05/31 Report--

Although the importance of advertising to many modern websites cannot be overemphasized, it is clear that ordinary users have become quite dislike. In fact, today, a large proportion of the Internet browsing public use some form of ad blocker.

Ad blocking has become so prominent that many, if not most, major browser developers have implemented built-in tools to accomplish this task. In addition, many users use scripts and trackers to prevent extensions, such as ghost.

It is conceivable that this trend is not good news for companies like Google, which rely heavily on advertising dollars to survive. Perhaps in an effort to crack down on this practice, the tech giant released the V3 list earlier this year. V3 is a Chromium-based browser recommendation update that prevents ad blocking tools that rely on "Web Request" API from working properly.

Some browser makers were not satisfied with Google's idea and decided to reject it publicly. In fact, today, Bravel announced that its ad blocker Bravel Shield (using Web Reque st) has achieved a significant performance improvement.

Bravely accomplished this task, and reconstructed its ad blocking algorithm from Rust. The coding language of Mozilla. This reconfiguration improves ad blocking performance by 69 times. In theory, this will make many pages load faster than ever before, but you don't have to believe brave words.

You can test the latest version of the browser by downloading "Night Walk of the Brave" or "Development of the Warrior", which are basically early versions and potentially unstable versions of the software. If you don't want to deal with bug, the acceleration of these blocked ads will soon be pushed to the stable branch of Brave.

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