How to disable content blockers on a per-site basis in macOS Safari<article>
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<p>Content-blocking Safari extensions let you select what kinds of items you want websites to load. Popular blockers prevent third-party tracking links, auto-play video, known malicious content, and a number of other undesirable elements. However, most blockers also let you block specific categories of ads or all ads.</p><p>Many websites depend on advertising, and the rise of ad blockers has had the concomitant effect of reducing ad revenue to those sites. (I’d argue that loading content from 70-plus ad networks and tracking systems, as some sites I visit do and allowing any advertiser without prior vetting to display ads, may have driven people to use blocking technology, but that’s a policy discussion.)</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3535209/how-to-disable-content-blockers-on-a-per-site-basis-in-macos-safari.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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How to disable content blockers on a per-site basis in macOS Safari
