@sad_detective_man Nah, come on — Springer is claiming that a website is a computer program.
But that’s not quite accurate.
HTML and CSS aren’t computer programs - they’re markup/style sheet languages. They define structure and appearance but don’t perform computation or logic. JavaScript, is a programming language and can make a website behave like a program. The same goes for server-side technologies like PHP.
However, what Adblockers typically do is prevent certain resources from loading. They don’t modify the underlying program logic itself - they’re just manipulating the DOM or blocking elements before they render. So in many cases, we’re not interfering with a “program” in the traditional sense, but rather adjusting the output or content that gets displayed.
@guismo Thanks for sharing. Mate: just get yourself a (used) Pixel that is still supported like 7a or preferrably New er like 9a or 10. Chuck GrapheneOS on it and call it a day. Good luck