I am working on a website called Nexa Access as part of my new personal business venture. I have developed the website to focus on industrial door hardware and related products. I have taken new steps to provide services within the Turkish market.

https://nexaaccess.com/

My Personal Ad/Block Management Strategy

Here is the block management setup I personally use regularly:

Desktop

* DNS blocking is active via NextDNS.

* I use Ungoogled Chromium as my primary browser.

* I use the uBlock ad-blocking extension along with its filters.

* The SponsorBlock extension is very useful for skipping sponsored segments within YouTube videos.

Mobile

* DNS blocking is active via NextDNS.

* To block ads in Safari, I activate ad-blocking in Safari through the free Firefox Focus app.

* I use the YouTube app via AltStore. It is a nice feature that it also includes the SponsorBlock extension.

If you'd like, I can publish a comprehensive ad-blocking guide on the Ahmet Çadırcı https://ahmetcadirci.com/ page.

I see what you did there :P

May I suggest Cromite, instead of ungoogled-chromium?

I am working to bring different projects together in a single system, and I am also creating a large knowledge base. https://ahmetcadirci.com/

Coloring Pages: https://coloring.ahmetcadirci.com/halloween/

Fonts: https://fonts.ahmetcadirci.com/cadilar-bayrami/

I'm asking to keep up with the trends. I'm curious about how people are developing products with AI.

Example:

https://github.com/mahseema/awesome-ai-tools

https://topai.ahmetcadirci.com/

Was it necessary?

I think we would all be clearly worse off if OSS developers collectively decided to limit themselves to what is "necessary".