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2010-01-07
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2010-01-07
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fpp you mention appending your current host file. I am on the N810 and use advoid, which is fantastic. Can you possibly post the command to append for xterm. I'm to assume that the person asking how to block files may not be as familiar with xterm as someone such as yourself. If I'm mistaken I apologize, but feel the commands might help other users as well who are gun shy when it comes to command prompts.
sudo gainroot cat /path/to/textfile.txt >> /etc/hosts exit
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2010-01-07
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2010-01-09
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2010-01-14
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2010-01-14
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i had adblock 1.0.2 ... that worked .... but without any workable option to change the lists ... well ... wanted to upgrade to 1.1.1 ... followed suggestions ... and now i'm stuck with 1.0.2 is uninstalled ... but still on the add-ons list ... 1.1.1 installed ... but unactivated (i guess) stuck with restart browser ... that does nothing, cause it's not working
anyone can help?
It seems like the wiki is somewhat outdated, since Privoxy isn't available in the extras repos (atleast I didn't find it there :P) etc.
Anyway, the wiki page mentions that there's a considerable performance impact if you use Adblock... So I was wondering, what is the recommended up-to-date method for ad blocking? I really like adblock but if there's a hefty performance impact, I'd rather use something else.