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tonizito




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PostPosted: Mon, 19th Jan 2015 23:46    Post subject:
Invasor wrote:
So I'm using µMatrix, which is the same as µBlock but more advanced, and I'm being tracked... like, I searched google for some product, then I opened a website where I didn't block the ads yet, and it was showing that product. WTF?
So what if someone looking over your shoulder spots a couple of fleshlight ads? Nuthin' wrong with it Cool Face

re: duckduckgo I was actually trying to get google working on pale moon instead of it, since DDG is pale moon's default search engine Poker Face


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PostPosted: Tue, 20th Jan 2015 13:09    Post subject:
I think DDG uses google for your searches anyway, it just goes trough their servers to make you 'anonymous'. It is decent search engine.
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Areius




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PostPosted: Tue, 20th Jan 2015 14:01    Post subject:
MisterBear wrote:
I think DDG uses google for your searches anyway, it just goes trough their servers to make you 'anonymous'. It is decent search engine.

No, they don't use Google.

Also, thanks for the tip about uBlock on Firefox, installed (and removed ABE)!


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tolanri




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PostPosted: Thu, 22nd Jan 2015 22:06    Post subject:
MisterBear wrote:
I think DDG uses google for your searches anyway, it just goes trough their servers to make you 'anonymous'. It is decent search engine.


No, DDG have their own search engine (and for the record, on number of occasions I found it to search better for what I'm looking for than almighty G, and if it doesn't find what I'm looking for I just append !g after search string to search it again this time on Google).

Anyway what you probably had in mind is https://search.disconnect.me/ which actually let you search straight on G - or other search engines, including DDG, without being tracked.
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PostPosted: Sat, 28th Feb 2015 12:58    Post subject:
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escalibur




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PostPosted: Sun, 26th Apr 2015 19:12    Post subject:
Official Firefox version:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/


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PostPosted: Mon, 27th Apr 2015 01:09    Post subject:
So which is better in the long term for Firefox? ADB+, Adguard or uBlock?
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JBeckman
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PostPosted: Mon, 27th Apr 2015 08:53    Post subject:
ADBlock+ seems to be pretty robust with not much changing with that add-on (People dislike their system of whitelisting adverts though but you can disable that option, for now.) though I really like uBlock despite the various setbacks they've had recently with split development, uBlock Origin is also now getting updated frequently again so things seem to have stabilized there. Smile
(ABP is probably easier to setup initially but uBlock isn't that difficult and it doesn't stagger even with 100.000's active filters plus the lighter memory consumption.)
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escalibur




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PostPosted: Thu, 30th Apr 2015 09:06    Post subject:
VGAdeadcafe wrote:
So which is better in the long term for Firefox? ADB+, Adguard or uBlock?



My suggestion would be that you at least give a try to uBlock.
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Areius




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PostPosted: Thu, 30th Apr 2015 11:33    Post subject:
uBlock is a lot better than ADB+, the difference in performance is very noticable.


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DV2




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PostPosted: Thu, 30th Apr 2015 12:31    Post subject:
Can you right click on a picture (that's a chain of many more images in the same kind of ad) and click something like "Block everything from" ?..

For example, DeviantArt (everyday visit here) has some ads that are NOT related to DA. Can you block those UNRELATED ads while NOT blocking the art from DA?

Thanks in advance. Once confirmed i'll give it a try depending of the result


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PostPosted: Thu, 30th Apr 2015 20:33    Post subject:
DV2 wrote:
Can you right click on a picture (that's a chain of many more images in the same kind of ad) and click something like "Block everything from" ?..

For example, DeviantArt (everyday visit here) has some ads that are NOT related to DA. Can you block those UNRELATED ads while NOT blocking the art from DA?

Thanks in advance. Once confirmed i'll give it a try depending of the result


as far as i know you can..
it gives u a very nice visibility and overview of what is happening and lets you choose every single thing..

umm, i used this guide here, --> https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dynamic-filtering:-quick-guide

for setting up dynamic filtering, its some fiddle at first but it remembers all and you will have full controll, its staggering what it can do..

oh, and this advanced guide i did use and its working like heaven..
--> https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dynamic-filtering:-default-deny


heres an screen of how deviantart looks like for me Wink
 Spoiler:
 

hope that helps somehow...

edit:

"Can you block those UNRELATED ads while NOT blocking the art from DA?
"

yes, i am 100% shure u can do that, thats what im doing....


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DV2




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PostPosted: Thu, 30th Apr 2015 21:07    Post subject:
But i guess it has a kind of predetermined "Block this bullshit already" function once you install the program like ABP does,right?..Aka any shit ad will automatically be removed on 1st install/restart.

Thanks ,and thanks in advance.


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3E74




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PostPosted: Thu, 30th Apr 2015 21:39    Post subject:
well, its all in the wiki Smile

quote:
Out of the box, these lists of filters are loaded and enforced:

- EasyList
- Peter Lowe’s Ad server list
- EasyPrivacy
- Malware domains

More lists are available for you to select if you wish:

- Fanboy’s Enhanced Tracking List
- Dan Pollock’s hosts file
- hpHosts’s Ad and tracking servers
- MVPS HOSTS
- Spam404
- And many others


STandart there are 4 lists aktivated wich should get rid of it..
u can go into advanced mode and options and add more to the list if u need..


and this advanced configuring but very very effective..
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dynamic-filtering:-default-deny

the defualt deny rules is wich i use, it BLOCKS everything form the beginning. wich is good for ur privacy and blocks the shit out of the ads...

its kinda advanced but once u get to understand this system its pretty easy and doesnt take much time...

greetz


edit:

u asked if u can block a "pic" by rightclicking on it..

yes indeed you can Smile
just tested it, right click on pic or ad or whatever and u see the ublock icon in that rightclick menue..


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Yuri




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PostPosted: Fri, 1st May 2015 00:23    Post subject:
How does this compare to Adblock Edge?



1 and 2 are still amazing.
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DV2




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PostPosted: Fri, 1st May 2015 02:04    Post subject:
Installed. Seems to work as it should. Will tell more later whenever i get into something


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PostPosted: Sat, 6th Jun 2015 22:57    Post subject:


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scaramonga




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PostPosted: Sun, 7th Jun 2015 01:28    Post subject:
Royalgamer06 wrote:
I so sick of websites detecting my adblocker. Is there any way to avoid this without disabling the adblocker?


Yup. Disable the 'grab a key' script.

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PostPosted: Sun, 7th Jun 2015 13:58    Post subject:


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sausje
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PostPosted: Sun, 7th Jun 2015 15:00    Post subject:
Royalgamer06 wrote:
I so sick of websites detecting my adblocker. Is there any way to avoid this without disabling the adblocker?


If you mean the "you are using adblock, please disable to support us" instead of the advertisement, that's just an image they put under it, so adblock removes the advertisement, but the image will still show since that's the layer under it.


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PostPosted: Sun, 7th Jun 2015 15:17    Post subject:


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PostPosted: Sun, 7th Jun 2015 16:07    Post subject:
sabin1981 wrote:
Have you tried Reek?

https://github.com/reek/anti-adblock-killer


I guess it's finally time for me to install Greasemonkey Very Happy


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PostPosted: Sun, 7th Jun 2015 16:07    Post subject:
If you use UBlock (Which can be found here now with UBlock Origin. - https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/releases ) it already has several subscription filters that do target anti-adblock messages. Smile
(The above one that Sabin linked to is one of them.)
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PostPosted: Sun, 7th Jun 2015 16:33    Post subject:
I'm using Adblock (not Plus, but the "real" one). Can I has helP?


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PostPosted: Thu, 10th Sep 2015 06:33    Post subject:
https://www.raymond.cc/blog/10-ad-blocking-extensions-tested-for-best-performance/


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PostPosted: Tue, 13th Dec 2016 22:43    Post subject:
uBlock Origin for Edge: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/ublock-origin/9nblggh444l4


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PostPosted: Sun, 18th Dec 2016 17:13    Post subject:
https://www.raymond.cc/blog/10-ad-blocking-extensions-tested-for-best-performance/view-all/


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