

I won't be using these tools as I don't find the ads problematic at all. Twitter's advertisement is not overly intrusive and clearly labeled as such. This may be the better option if you are already running a program or extension for that purpose.

Once the initial visits are reached, the ad placement moves to the Promoted Trend position, with organic editorial content reappearing in the Spotlight.
Promoted ad blocker for firefox 480p#
They both do the same thing, replace the stream with the 480p feed during ads and then switch back to the source resolution when the ad ends. Theres a browser extension, or you can manually add a script to ublock. The ad appears at the top of the Explore tab, but for the first two visits each person, each day. So theres been two methods of blocking ads on Twitch. It is naturally also possible to hide elements on Twitter using ad-blockers. Promoted Trend Spotlight ads support 6-second video, a banner with a gif, and static images.
