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after disecting google requesting, 1: google loads this url (temporarly, then disappears) https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik=d3f543e3d3&view=ad&ak=at753stgqaxut0tc2muhea51xa7ssn7 *mail.google.com/mail/?ui=*&view=ad&ak=* 2: this does the actual search, https://mail.google.com/m...

Mail seemed to open with these, but I didn't notice any differences in the page from using or not using them. My browser crashed a couple of times opening emails, but I'm not certain that these were the cause (could have been struggling with a congested link on what passes for broadband in this par...

been testing this code so far, (work in progress obviously), not sure how it'll apply to other gmail accounts if regional differences will matter

trying to filter google mail isn't as easy as I thought..

does the other filter work okay?
okay, back to the drawing board

how about this?
seemed to work, in my brief testing of the filter, ok, needs to be tested

or a safer option,

something related to this domain,

http://consumerist.com/consumer/badvert ... 323718.php

*cough* sitespecific *cough* :)

you're just getting paranoid now chewey

indeed, I've had these 2 in my whitelist for a while now,

got sample website with the counter?

I don't see this issue on my list, enabling Rick's list, I do see this happening. But in any case, I can still click on "book now", without issues. Anyone else see this?

apart from http://statse.webtrendslive.com/ being blocked, I don't see anything else blocked on that webpage, that would cause that.

I see no generic string that could be used, without causing possible false positives. It'd have to be site-specific block.
However do you need to block internal ads for the site, and they're not neither large or distracting?, would it be really necessary create a rule to block them?

yeah, I've had promos.fling.com in my list for a while now, part of the adultfriendfinder network I believe.

http://www.fanboy.co.nz/adblock/fanboy- ... -adult.txt