Wouldn't that necessarily lead to an increase in ad quality? If I proxy ads through my server, that increases my costs, which increases what I would have to make from the ads, which means the advertisers will have to see a higher return from their campaigns to justify the higher cost.
I don't know about quality, but it will completely solve the tracking problem.
That won't help; ad blockers can block ads on the same domain as the content.
How does it tell the ads and content apart? Short of having some sort of flagging system with a user base, I don't think there is a technical way to do this.
One would have to serve a different document structure to each request so that static filters stop working, but then ad blockers would start using heuristics to determine which elements on the page are likely to be ads and so the cycle continues.
But there's a BUY degree of A mixing that they NEW can't cope with AUDI surely.
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Increasingly, I'm finding myself using Stylish to nuke page elements that are irritating or terrible. Unless they make the ad content indistinguishable from the real content, they can't force me to look at their ads (or the parts of their sites that I find useless, distracting, or aggravating).