How To Stop Ads On Google Chrome (Chrome Users Only).

How to stop ads on Google Chrome.

For Google Chrome users, click on this link Ad-block for Chrome
and download the add-on.
Follow the simple instructions and you will be ad-free.

I did this this morning and sent the link to OH he has also now downloaded it and we both think it is excellent. Thanks LR

Gypsy wrote:I did this this morning and sent the link to OH he has also now downloaded it and we both think it is excellent. Thanks LR

Good on you Gypsy! If everybody that has ads does this then we can save ourselves having to pay for the host to disable the ads.

Edit: If you are a Firefox user then there is another thread with an add-on for it.

Well done You two.

For some reason today I have had ads appearing on the forum. As you know I added Adblock a while ago but it seems that the latest batch managed to bypass it. I have now removed Adblock and installed AdblockPLUS which is working a treat.

Gypsy wrote:For some reason today I have had ads appearing on the forum. As you know I added Adblock a while ago but it seems that the latest batch managed to bypass it. I have now removed Adblock and installed AdblockPLUS which is working a treat.

Have you set the rules to update automatically .

Add this set of filters to your program Fanboy Adblock List It should also be added to firefox adblock as well if not already using.

betty swollocks wrote:

Have you set the rules to update automatically .

Add this set of filters to your program Fanboy Adblock List It should also be added to firefox adblock as well if not already using.

I have done Nuffink, only downloaded as directed by LR. As for the link you have just give .......... ¿qué?

OK, ignore the previous post. I have just clicked on Adblock Plus Options and come up with a tabbed page the second tab being add filters.

It then says ...Your filter must follow the Adblock Plus filter syntax. Certain filter types, like object-subrequest, are not supported...

So I assume I copy some of the above stuff and paste it in the box provided, but which one of the three do I add or do I put them all in?

Gypsy wrote:OK, ignore the previous post. I have just clicked on Adblock Plus Options and come up with a tabbed page the second tab being add filters.

It then says ...Your filter must follow the Adblock Plus filter syntax. Certain filter types, like object-subrequest, are not supported...

So I assume I copy some of the above stuff and paste it in the box provided, but which one of the three do I add or do I put them all in?

I use firefox so chrome is a bit new to me.

You can view the rules as a text file on line . try copying the text file to ad block and then pasting under a custom rule you create.
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