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A recent update is causing this problem.
But it should be fixed if your running the latest version.
What are minimum specs to watch YT on Chrome with an ad blocker vs without?
On your Phone, yes that's unavoidable if you are running off a Cellular or other outside network. As most likely you'd only have such ad and telemetry blocking on your own WiFi.
It was a bug in a recent update to adblock and adblock plus that added nuts to the mix.
According to various news sites an update was released to fix the problem.
no monitisation, no adds no professionak youtubers no accounts needee to comment no likes..
just you - tube
you uploading you crappy homemafe on a win 98 webcam recordinhs orold vhs home videos..
it wss better than.. before google bought it and ruined it.
from
https://www.pcgamer.com/its-not-just-you-youtube-is-slowing-down-your-pc-if-you-have-adblock-installed-by-making-your-cpu-sweat-likely-as-part-of-its-draconian-war-on-ad-blockers/
youtube is messing with adblock users
but the hard hits seem to be the ones using both the plus and the reg
"Since it affects both Adblock Plus and AdBlock, the performance regression hits harder those who had the bad idea to use both at once."
i use firefox with ublock origin and noscript and do not have an account to log into
i have not really noticed any trouble
Why so sneaky, YouTube? Could it be you know you're a money-grubber? Trying to win back $$ for Google's numerous privacy lawsuits?
ABP is so bad and has been for ages, whitelisting companies for bribe money and generally being a total hog.
gorhill, the dev of uBlock Origin has outed the parent company of AdBlock Plus for a long time now. Here's an example I snipped from X--some don't have accts. there so I'm not gonna link it. I mean: when it comes to ads, trackers, etc, it's all or nothing, not "if it suits us, we'll block it" mentality. I have yet to see an "acceptable ad."
https://i.imgur.com/PWqkQXk.png
Seems the issue is Adblock Plus, which I do use; not because of preference or anything but simply out of habit since it's always worked for me and never presented me with ads I mind. The acceptable ads can be disabled, but I don't even have them disabled and they don't bother me. Not defending Adblock Plus here as I don't have a horse in the ad block software race and don't care about which is better than another; just giving my honest impression of one of them from a user standpoint.
However, this appears like it may be the cause of some other issues I've noticed with web pages loading funny in the last many days. YouTube is ironically just fine... but a couple of other websites are delayed in loading content (mostly visual/layout related). Steam is even one of them, though it's one of the ones that is only delayed minimally. I've seen this happen on and off at times with some websites and figured it was a timely issue with the connection between me and a few particular sites since it usually clears up after a day or two, but this thread made me check my CPU use while watching one of the affected sites, and albeit only one core, the one core does go to 100% while the content is stuck loading and then settles after it loads. And it takes a while to load in. So that matches the criteria here. So I suppose this is my issue but I'm too lazy to disable the extension and run checks on websites right now. Might have to look into uBlock Origin though if they remain slow.