Google will now block annoying ads on its Chrome browser. The move comes more than eight months after the company announced plans to automatically block ads that don't ascribe to the Better Ads ...

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Intrusive and annoying ads are all over the internet, but you can banish them from your sight by using Chrome's built-in ad browser on Android. Here's how.

Google says Chrome will block ads at the following thresholds: 4MB of network data, 15 seconds of CPU usage in any 30-second period, or 60 seconds of total CPU usage.

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Google will now block annoying ads on its Chrome browser. The move comes more than eight months after the company announced plans to automatically block ads that don't ascribe to the Better Ads ...

Google will now block annoying ads on its Chrome browser. The move comes more than eight months after the company announced plans to automatically block ads that don't ascribe to the Better Ads ...