E.g. Yell.com search, top of page.
Cedrics Liste caught them, although don't know which regex.
Yell.com banners slipping thru
Got it!Anonymous wrote:E.g. Yell.com search, top of page.
Cedrics Liste caught them, although don't know which regex.
I don't think Cedric used a regexp. I think he used an element block as it is easier that way with those 2 ads. I found the element at yell and have it hidden now.
Update the "Element" filter .... and Thanx.
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Hi Rick
Thanks for the quick reply (and fix!).
I should've mentioned I was using only EasyList - not EasyElement.
I'd be happy to use both but I don't want Google ads removed from Google search results, which EasyElement obviously does. Is there a way to use EasyElement subscription but retain those ads?
I've only just installed ABP / EasyList today, so apologies if I've missed something that documents this.
David.
Thanks for the quick reply (and fix!).
I should've mentioned I was using only EasyList - not EasyElement.
I'd be happy to use both but I don't want Google ads removed from Google search results, which EasyElement obviously does. Is there a way to use EasyElement subscription but retain those ads?
I've only just installed ABP / EasyList today, so apologies if I've missed something that documents this.
David.
You should be able to click on some or all the 'little green balls" in the ELEMENT filter that start with 'google.com'. It turns the line gray which means that filter string is now disabled ... then hit 'Apply' .... that should do it. One or all of the strings under google probably controls those ads.Anonymous wrote:. Is there a way to use EasyElement subscription but retain those ads?
And, even if you update the filter, they should still remain disabled.
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More specifically, turn off this one:
google.com,google.ca,google.co.uk#table(width=25%)(align=right)
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