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Noticed that NextDoor.com sponsored posts weren't being blocked so added:

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nextdoor.com##div[class*="sponsored"]
After a refresh the ads are gone.
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I've recently been seeing sponsored posts in my nextdoor.com feed.

I found a filter on here in a previous thread:

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nextdoor.com##div[class*="sponsored"]
I added it to my custom filter list using UBlock Origin, but it doesn't work.

Anyone else have a filter that will work?

Thank you!
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Post by intense »

Needing logging in and I guess subscribe some topics to see some feed.
So, it's difficult to help you.

Did you try using the element picker in uBo ? or inspect that element / class with the sponsored stuff ?
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I'm still looking for a solution to block sponsored posts on nextdoor.com.

I can't figure it out. :(
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Did you try using the element picker in uBo ? or inspect that element / class with the sponsored stuff ?
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So the div ID is randomly generated, but you're likely going to have to use some advanced filter that blocks that #s_\d+ div all the way down to the last span that contains "Sponsored". I just uploaded a couple images to illustrate but it's waiting on moderator approval.

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#s_63141490 > div.js-media-post.post.clearfix > div > div:nth-child(1) > div > div.author-menu-box-container > div > div > div > span > span > span
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prdonahue wrote:I just uploaded a couple images to illustrate but it's waiting on moderator approval.
Use imgur.com, cubeupload.com, imgland.net, imgly.net or vgy.me for uploading your images!!
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I'm still looking for a solution to blocking nextdoor.com sponsored posts. :( Anyone figure it out?
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Post by intense »

[mention]johnmongrel[/mention] I asked you twice and you continue to ignore the question above.

Alternatives:
- provide an account to test your issue

or: right click the page (with ads), save the page (html source + folder), zip them together, upload the zip on some server, post the link here.
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Viewing source doesn't show what the JS added to the DOM so I inspected the ad element in Chrome, navigated to the top html tag, and copied it to the clipboard. The entire DOM can be found here: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/prdonahue/fe29a80eef251f3840789f063cc77a3e/raw/1d93a8c543ce73eb64aef602a3d10a196c3c9582/index.html.

Here's what one of those ads looks like in a page (using imgur as requested): https://i.imgur.com/xiE4md3.jpg.
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test

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nextdoor.com#?#.post-container:-abp-contains(Sponsored)
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That seems to have done the trick, thanks! How can we get this merged in so others don't have to add by hand?
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[mention]smed79[/mention] do you know we can get this added to EasyList? I've confirmed it works but would like others to be able to make use of.

Also, looks like one more class of advertisements isn't getting blocked. These are "Neighborhood Sponsor" posts.

HTML here: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/anon ... index.html.

Image here: https://i.imgur.com/W81EnzO.png
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prdonahue wrote:do you know we can get this added to EasyList?
Only EasyList authors have the ability to add filters rules#authors (when / if will see the thread).
prdonahue wrote:Also, looks like one more class of advertisements isn't getting blocked. These are "Neighborhood Sponsor" posts.
test

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nextdoor.com##.promo-container
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nextdoor.com#?#.post-container:-abp-contains(Neighborhood Sponsor)
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Post by tester »

smed79 wrote: Thu Sep 29, 2016 8:38 am privacy

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||tracking.nextdoor.com^
looks like blocking this breaks the whole website! can we just hide the sponsored post container and not block the internal tracking domain?
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