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    TL;DR: Today, April 27, is your last chance to get an AdGuard Family Plan lifetime subscription for $15.97 with code FAMPLAN at checkout (reg. $39.99).

    Ads are the internet equivalent of mosquitos at a spring picnic. They’re annoying, follow you everywhere, and they literally suck. Pop-ups that try to get under your cursor, banners that block half your screen, and those unskippable video ads that plague YouTube. It sounds like you need a good ad blocker.

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