Most in-app Ads can be blocked with simply changing your dns.

And most people don't even use adblocker when browsing normal site. I kind of had to tech my surrounding people to use adblocker.

Isn't that a much higher bar for most people? I don't even know how to change the dns on my phone, and I am not a typical user, I am a dev.

But running a browser that blocks ads like duckduckgos is super simple.

But yeah I am sure there are additional tracking and possibly retention benefits.

> mostly because it auto-imports all your models

Django does this by default now. Since 5.0 if I'm remembering it correctly.

shell_plus is still superior because it also imports other useful stuff and allows adding custom list of additional imports.

Also, shell_plus has --print-sql option for easy construction and debugging of ORM queries.

In the default shell? I've definitely started new django projects since 2023 and I seem to remember always having to use shell_plus for that, though maybe thats just become something I automatically add without thinking

Edit: Yep, you're right, wow thats pretty big for me