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@ fanboy,

I don't know. What I know is that you can subscribe filters.
I add a CSS code to hide element. Usually #banner { display: none ;} I put ### to fit Adblock rule.


BTW, I've been using your list in Opera (few years ago). Was very useful but I changed to Safari.

You should "port" your list ...

You're right.

I use a mac and Firefox is not nice as it is in Windows, so I switched to Glimmerblocker (proxy filter=works any browser). Developer's page says it uses Adblock list filters, so I imagined it was updated as Easylist.

Sorry.

There's some big empty spaces, one just before articles and on the right tabs.


Add these divs:

###mediumrectangletarget
###sponsorlisttarget
###sidebaradtarget

I started blocking ads with proxomitron almost 10 years ago. I remember having to see the source code of the website to get the address (of the ad) and add it to the list. Many sites didn't work 100% but sure was worth it.

ABP is so easy to use (include an ad, even flash ones) and easyList is ...

Thanks Chewey.

I thought the CSS really blocked ads since the pages render more faster in Safari, but probably because Safari is faster than firefox.

Two questions.:
-When you use a modified host or proxy (like proxomitron or privoxy) does the page takes more to load, since It has to check what ...

Hope you read this rick752. I found a good CSS filter at http://www.floppymoose.com which works with ANY web browser. What is the chance you could do your list in a CSS format? Web Browser is a personal choice, some people prefer Safari, Opera, Firefox, Shiira and even IE :?

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