What are /r/cssnews' favorite Products & Services?

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What about only allowing Google Fonts then? 42% of users already use Chrome and are already tracked by Google. According to Disconnect.me the following services tried to load on this page.

• google-analytics.com
• adzerk.net
• adzerk-www.s3.amazonaws.com
• redditmedia.com
• redditstatic.com
• ajax.googleapis.com
• zkcdn.net

The first 2 are trackers which link to external sites and one is Google. So?

Did this change somehow cause the giant white spaces I'm seeing now in sidebars where ads are supposed to be? I've seen other users report it as well. It affects uBlock Origin users, I'm not sure if others are affected.

I checked the changelog and version for uBlock and it hasn't updated today which is when the issue began. I assume the problem is on reddit's end since nothing has changed user-side and that this update might somehow be a factor since it's the only recent CSS news I can find.