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MIMI PAUL

AdBlur - Protect your privacy in public and during screen recordings

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Enhance focus, hide distractions. AdBlur intelligently detects and masks ads in your open browser tabs. Protect privacy during browsing in public and screen recordings. Save Auto-Blur preference across all your devices. Use code ADBLURFIRST for a 30% discount.

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MIMI PAUL
Maker
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๐Ÿš€ Hey PH Community, Excited to drop in and introduce you to AdBlurโ€”a little project that started from me pulling my hair out over annoying ads around articles, news and documentations projecting my browsing behaviour ๐Ÿ‘€ shamelessly. ๐Ÿ˜ซ But hey, fuelled by way too much caffeine โ˜•, I turned that frustration into something pretty cool. Introducing AdBlur, a Chrome Extension that intelligently detects and blurs annoying ads surrounding your content, allowing you to concentrate on what matters most. Imagine browsing without those annoying distractions stealing your attention. Yeah, that's the magic of AdBlur. On Click Focus Mode ON-OFF! And guess what? It's not just for work; it's for those chill cafe sessions too. Whether you're in the office, a public workspace, or simply want to protect your privacy during screen recordings, AdBlur has got you covered. You can effortlessly integrate AdBlur into multiple Chrome browsers and devices for instant auto-ad-masking capabilities with AdBlur Monthly Plan of $0.99/mo Oh, and because you're awesome and you're here for the launch, here's a little treat: use code ADBLURFIRST for a sweet 30% discount. Let's kick back, browse distraction-free, and enjoy the internet like it's meant to be. I'll be here in the comments all day. Would love to hear what you think! Catch you on the ad-free side! ๐ŸŽ‰ Cheers, Mimi
Akash Kandasamy
ohh i used AdBlock, what is unique i should try this.
MIMI PAUL
Maker
@akk_017 Adblockers block network activity and browser popups in your browser, which in turn breaks product functionality and slows down browsers. AdBlur is for the people who don't want to go into complexities ๐Ÿ˜ตโ€๐Ÿ’ซ like allowing the adblocker to inject bloatware and allow a bunch of permissions from your browser and devices. While ad blockers can help with the issue of annoying ads, it is important to support ๐Ÿงก the websites that you enjoy visiting. AdBlur puts ads out of focus for you, without disrupting the benefits to the Advertiser.
Curtis Hibbs
@akk_017 @mosymimi I really like the idea of AdBlur, but I fail to see how this does not "disrupt the benefits to the advertiser".
MIMI PAUL
Maker
@curtis_hibbs AdBlur doesn't block the ability to direct users to advertiser website from the ad shown in the websites. AdBlur is not an Ad blocker but a Productivity Tool to protect your private browsing behaviours from public eyes ๐Ÿ‘€ screen sharing and recording.
Sofie S
Should try this !
Gaston Krasny
I will try this
Hector Marta
Been using this product for a while now and it's become indispensable.
Ms Courtney Jones
My screenshots are looking better already! Excited to try it out.
MIMI PAUL
Maker
@ms_courtney_jones Thanks for trying out our product. I'm all ears for your feedback and inputs so that we can broaden our Ad Detection Algorithm.
Aris Nakos
That's clever ! Congratulations !
Jamie Hunt
Do you handle video ads, such as pre-roll ads on YouTube?
MIMI PAUL
Maker
@jamie_hunt We only support blurring ads on feeds. Haven't yet implemented on Youtube videos. Thanks for the heads up. We're working on broadening our Ad Detection Algorithm.
Aaron
I believe it is a form of theft. Advertisers paid to create the content you read. By removing banners in any way you become indistinguishable from a person who cheated and took a train ride without a ticket.
Tanmoy Khanra
@aaron_riga First, I suggest you stay calm. An advertisement is a notice or announcement promoting a product, service, or event. If I don't like an advertisement, I have the right to ignore it. The advertiser isn't paying me anything. It's my money (my internet and electricity bills) that I'm using to be online. So, I can choose to ignore ads. It's like putting on headphones to block out someone shouting near me. In Adblur, we're doing something similar. If you don't like an advertisement, you can blur it out. Yes, I know advertisers spend money to show ads. I do the same, and so does everyone else. You need money to do anything in this commercial world. Even building this product and replying to your comment cost money. Adblur doesn't alter any advertisements, so advertisers get impressions from every ad. I know you've made judgments about many things. But to be a fair judge, you need to look at all the evidence. In this product, we don't steal or change any data. So, don't judge without knowing all the facts. You're the judge here. So, I'm asking you, My lord, please check out our product and then share your valuable judgment. We've already given a 30% discount. If you need a bigger discount, just let me know. Also, thank you for taking the time to judge our product.
Aaron
@tanmoy_khanra You can suggest to your grandmother in cases she cares)) Webmaster, the owner of the site, receives money from advertisers for displaying banners. With this money he creates content, pays salaries, pays for hosting. The advertiser pays him for showing the banner to the reader. If the banner is not displayed, but the advertiser paid for it, mean advertiser's money is stolen. Your software accomplishes this theft. And for a tool whose only function is to steal the advertiser's money, you charge money. That is, you make money from stealing. If you are not happy with the presence of banners on website, close it. You interfere with other people's business because you think someone owes you something. And when you don't like something, you take it upon yourself to "smash the storefront and the sign". In the real world, you'd get arrested for that.
Albert
Congratulations on the launch, Mimi! AdBlur sounds like a game-changer for anyone looking to enhance their focus and protect their privacy while browsing. I love how you've turned a personal frustration into a practical solution for many. I'm curious, how does AdBlur differentiate itself from other ad-blocking extensions in terms of privacy protection during screen recordings?