Ad blocker for SBS on Demand Website on Desktop - Free-to-air The uBlock Origin and Adguard extensions both work in blocking ads on the SBS On Demand website but the problem with uBlock Origin and Adguard is that by blocking the ads the 'watch history' refuses to sync up If you turn off uBlock Origin or Adguard than the 'watch history' sync works again but obviously at the expense of the annoying ads
SBS On Demand Ad Blocker - Free-to-air - Whirlpool Forums An ad-free SBS On Demand is a service that I would actually pay for, if they also offered a decent bitrate resolution The content they have is fantastic, but it is frequently let down by the max 720p resolution and crappy bitrate
SBS on demand. . . disabling ads? - Free-to-air - Whirlpool Forums SBS has had ads on their service for many years now, and it's one of the attractions of broadcasters to be able to serve up targeted ads on on demand services Don't expect the popup to continue; expect the service not to work in due course if ads are blocked There are other means to get content ad-free like Netflix, Stan or Hulu
Windows 10 and SBS On Demand - Whirlpool Forums I recently bought a new computer running Windows 10 and can no longer watch SBS on demand on my PC I have the SBS On Demand app installed, and it is working fine on my Windows 10 desktop
SBS On demand - Home theatre - Whirlpool Forums Any suggestions on how best to watch SBS on demand via Windows 7? I tried watching watching a show last night via Firefox and it wouldn't go above the lowest quality setting – even though my ADSL is connecting at around 4Mb s (and there was negligible other load) Can you force it to use a different quality setting?
SBS on Demand videos broken across all browsers? All SBS-On-Demand videos have ceased working for me since the beta test version of their website went live 1-2 weeks ago This has been tested on ad-block free
Problems with SBS OnDemand - Free-to-air - Whirlpool Forums SBS On-demand is largely just an inefficient middle-man service, their system of buying up content via forced extraction of taxpayer money than claiming its not enough money and riddling the content with adverts and significantly lowered video quality proves that these media groups are just in the way holding onto as much power as possible at