Again, ad placement.

[Glenn Baglo]

Once again ads are covering content.
And, who is going to Montana right now?

[Casita Greg]

So, when are you going to see Montana?

[ShelbyM]

Seems as if a good bit of MT and WY may be floating Glenn's way....

[Iowa Dave]

Guess it depends on which side of the divide.
A serious situation for a lot of folks and for a great National Park. Sad to see it unfold.
Iowa Dave

[Mary F]

I agree with your ad placement complaint, Glenn. I’m currently getting them covering pics that I’ve expanded. Not helpful!

[John in Santa Cruz]

uBlock Origin gets rid of nearly all that kinda stuff. I wouldn't be blocking ads if they didn't detract from the usefulness of nearly everything now days.

[Jon MB]

If the internet is "free", then YOU are what's being sold.

I had bigger than usual side ads for a day. Since then they've been back to the usual always present, seldom obtrusive, tolerable size. No supplemental ad-block modifications required.

[John in Santa Cruz]

Yup, YOU are the product.

[redbarron55]

The ads on some sites are making the pages almost unusable.

This site is getting that way.

[Jon in AZ]

This site is actually pretty good (once they got the sidebar glitch fixed). Ads stay neatly in the header and sidebar. No pop-ups on top of content and no ads in the middle of threads.

One that’s gotten annoying is www.fiberglass-rv-4sale.com, especially when using a mobile device. I sometimes have a hard time getting the new pop-up ads to go away.

It’s just another way inflation is affecting our lives. “Free” sites cost more to run. .

[Glenn Baglo]

Originally Posted by Jon in AZ

It’s just another way inflation is affecting our lives. “Free” sites cost more to run. .

That is true, but ads that cover content are a software issue that should be addressed.

[Jon in AZ]

Originally Posted by Glenn Baglo

That is true, but ads that cover content are a software issue that should be addressed.

I just caught Mary's post. Your screenshot didn't look like anything from this site, so I was confused. I now understand what you're saying. I hadn't experienced it before, but I have now. Until (and if) the tech team resolves it, I did notice if you close the enlargement window and reopen it, the ad seems to go away, at least it did the one time I tried it.