Change "http://ads<number>." and "http://ads." to "http://ads\n*."
It means you don't need ads1,ads2... etc.
*fixed op post error*
Change "http://ads<number>." to "http:
We don't use regexps here. They are totally inefficient in Adblock Plus. That whole set of simple filters of mine is faster than a single regexp:Anonymous wrote: Change "http://ads<number>." and "http://ads." to "http://ads\n*."
http://www.richsterling.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=583
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Performance issues aside, the correct regexp would be: I'm not really sure how you came up with your exp.
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/^http://ads\d?\./
What, me worry?