Cont.Google Chrome now has a built-in ad blocker, designed to get rid of the ads that are intrusive or otherwise annoying, but allow ads from sites that follow specific guidelines. If you’re not into the idea of letting your browser control the ads you see, however, you can disable it pretty easily.
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Re: Chrome browser ad blocker
or you can install FireFox with uBlock origin and never see an ad again, except for sites that *you* whitelist.
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Re: Chrome browser ad blocker
gbjbaanb wrote:or you can install FireFox with uBlock origin and never see an ad again, except for sites that *you* whitelist.
uBlock origin (ad blocker) and Ghostery (tracking blocker) work with all the major browsers, I have them installed on Chrome, Edge and FF.
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Re: Chrome browser ad blocker
Infrasonic wrote:https://www.howtogeek.com/342986/how-to-disable-chromes-new-ad-blocker-on-certain-sites-or-all-sites/Cont.Google Chrome now has a built-in ad blocker, designed to get rid of the ads that are intrusive or otherwise annoying, but allow ads from sites that follow specific guidelines. If you’re not into the idea of letting your browser control the ads you see, however, you can disable it pretty easily.
The article says "Ad blocking is only available in Chrome 64 and above, so if you aren’t seeing this feature, make sure your browser is up to date.".
Well I have 64.0.3282.167 which appears to be the latest version, and I see no sign of this at all.
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Re: Chrome browser ad blocker
Stompa wrote:The article says "Ad blocking is only available in Chrome 64 and above, so if you aren’t seeing this feature, make sure your browser is up to date.".
Well I have 64.0.3282.167 which appears to be the latest version, and I see no sign of this at all.
Same here.
Also, it appears that it is limited to "annoying or intrusive ads" and auto-playing videos:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-43072266
I'll stick with Ublock Origin for the moment
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Re: Chrome browser ad blocker
I've just turned Ublock origin/Extra and Ghostery extensions off to see if that bought the Chrome built in adblocker option up, but no difference.
I'm on the latest Chrome version too.
I'll be sticking with the extensions, but if there are any conflicts when the native (partial) blocker eventually appears, I'll turn it off...
I'm on the latest Chrome version too.
I'll be sticking with the extensions, but if there are any conflicts when the native (partial) blocker eventually appears, I'll turn it off...
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Re: Chrome browser ad blocker
Chrome has just updated to 64.0.3282.186, but still no ad blocker appearing...
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