That site hates my pop-up blocker. I doubt I even want to know what the writer had to say.
Slightly off-topic -
TLDR;
I keep one browser heavily screwed down for general browsing, and another for "trusted" sites or occasional news sites that give you nothing with the screwed down browser.
More;
I use Sea Monkey (a Firefox flavor) with "NoScript" addon for general browsing. This turns off absolutely everything, transitively, for your target site and any cross-linked sites (almost always ads). Then, you gradually turn on trust, permanently or temporarily. Every time you restart your browser, all your temp trusts are gone.
After a few days with this setup, you will find unscrewed-down browsers to be unusable, disruptive, slow, loud (e.g.autoplay videos), with stuff loading in the middle of pages, sides of pages, stuff popping out of your cursor.
I use Chrome for gmail and work-related applications, and if necessary, sites like this Washington news site that gives nothing to a screwed-down browser.