Adblock is great extension. I've been using it for quite some time. I was
thinking of posting something myself. I'm glad you did.
I also use: FLST (Focus Last Selected Tab), Tabbrowser Preferences, miniT
(drag+indicator), Flashblock, AniDisable, and DictionarySearch
I was using: Gmail Notifier and SessionSaver, but I noticed some problems, so
I removed them. Maybe with the newest Firefox 1.0.3, they might work.
I feel very good to say goodbye the Galeon and the love/hate relationship that
came with it. Still, Firefox can't do sessions as well, but I really don't
want to leave the Gecko platform for Opera, which is totally an awesome and
well-worth-the-money browser.
/mario
On Sunday 24 April 2005 01:19, 404 wrote:
> I know this might be a bit off topic but everyone I have shared with has
> been happy:
>
> Since most of us are using Firefox, here's a nice way to give Adblock a
> serious boost. To get this working, you'll need to get the Adblock
> Extensions for Firefox - adblock.mozdev.org . Install it, close then
> reopen Firefox. You should now see "Adblock" in the very lower right
> corner, if so you have it installed.
>
> Adblock is what the name suggests - it blocks ads on websites. Once the
> extension is installed blocking any ad on a webpage is as simple as
> right-clicking on it and selecting "Adblock image". You can even use
> wildcards to improve what you can block from that domain.
>
> Next go here - www.geocities.com/pierceive/adblock/ - and find the
> latest version of the list (at the bottom of the page). Right click ->
> save file as -> save to some place you will remember.
>
> Next we go back to Firefox, click tools in the menu -> Adblock ->
> Preferences. Now that we have the Adblock prefs open, click "Adblock
> options" -> "Import filters" -> find the file you just saved -> done.
>
> This will block just about every ad on the net, including Google's
> Adsence. If you are currently running Adsence for your own websites or
> you want to see them you will want to remove this this line in your
> current Adblock rules: "/[^a-z\d=+%@](\w*\d+x\d)..." (it goes on very
> very long).
>
> Matthew Burke - Textbox Networks
> [w] http://textbox.net [e] matthew@textbox.net
>
>
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