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I'm still able to manage blocking ads in all forms of media that I consume. No unintended shifting of timestamps.
How do you do it for podcasts? I already use mullvad Adblock dns, but that doesn’t seem to work
Just download the podcast from the source. Ads are injected by 3rd parties.
Not necessarily. A lot of podcasts are hosted by places that detect your ip and splice in location-targeted ads for each individual download. Hence OP’s struggle with timestamps.
Even off of Spotify etc, the source is poisoned.