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-# Advertising on pixeldrain
-
-Pixeldrain uses A-ads for its primary ad space. This space is located at the
-bottom of the file viewer where everyone goes to download files. The ad will not
-show if either the downloading user or the owner of the file is a Patreon
-supporter. The ad unit is a standard leaderboard format of 728x90 px.
-
-A-ads is an advertising network which respects the privacy advertisers,
-publishers and even the viewers. A-ads only accepts cryptocurrencies for
-advertising campaigns. The banners are static images with no javascript and do
-not set any cookies in the broweser. You can use adnimated GIF or PNG images to
-show animations in your banner ads.
-
-We also employ other ad formats based on the size of the file which is being
-shared. If the file is larger than 10 MB we add a little floating pop-up ad in
-the bottom-right corner of the screen, and if the file is larger than 250 MB we
-add a popunder ad which is displayed when the user clicks anywhere on the page.
-These formats are purely to cover the bandwidth costs assiciated with sharing
-such large files.
-
-
-
-Here you see A-Ads advertsising its own services.
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-# Brave and Pixeldrain
-
-##
What is Brave?
-
-Brave is a web browser focused on privacy and speed. In some tests Brave is up
-to 3 times faster than Chrome and Firefox. It does this by blocking
-advertisements and tracking scripts before they even get a chance to load.
-Beside the speed improvements this also saves a lot of power and data, very
-useful for mobile phones.
-
-Websites look much cleaner without all those advertisements. I don't like
-putting ads on pixeldrain either, but I need the money to keep the website
-running. Brave tries to solve this by giving users the choice if they want to
-see ads. If you opt in to seeing ads from Brave you will receive notifications
-with promotional offers once in a while. Brave protects your privacy by putting
-the logic for showing relevant ads directly in the browser itself. This way your
-browser history never leaves your computer and the tech giants can't follow you
-around the web. The earnings from these ads are distributed between the websites
-which you love most, a small cut goes to Brave itself for developing the
-browser, and some of it goes to you. That's right, you get paid for viewing ads!
-
-