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2010-02-09
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#21
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Originally Posted by raily
Can you get me a screenshot? It looks perfect here.
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2010-02-09
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#22
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here it is: http://flickr.com/gp/47243093@N05/B7Z4nj
you have to wait until the page is fully loaded, then the read header disappears and you get what you see on the screenshot.
you have to wait until the page is fully loaded, then the read header disappears and you get what you see on the screenshot.
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2010-02-09
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#23
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Originally Posted by raily
I think I've got a fix for it in the upcoming version, 1.0.0-4. Give it a shot when it's ready in a few minutes and let me know how it goes.
here it is: http://flickr.com/gp/47243093@N05/B7Z4nj
you have to wait until the page is fully loaded, then the read header disappears and you get what you see on the screenshot.
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2010-02-09
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#24
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I definitely will, but it would be nice if you could announce a new release here when it is in extras-devel, because I activate it only temporarily for downloading your program.
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2010-02-09
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#25
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Originally Posted by raily
Well, I've announced it when I put it into the autobuilder and it came out the other side. Should be less than an hour after I post at most.
I definitely will, but it would be nice if you could announce a new release here when it is in extras-devel, because I activate it only temporarily for downloading your program.
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2010-02-10
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#26
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I've just promoted adflashblock-css to Extras-Testing. Let me know what you think if you try it out... and if you see anything that looks wrong like a false positive or an ad that slipped through, let me know and I'll try to get it killed.
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2010-02-11
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#27
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it is very noce tool , so thank you
it has blocked very good , just perfect for some x-rated contend =)))
but ... on youtube i havenīt seen that thing, i must click on , so it turnes it on ... how can i disable it for some sites ???
it would be realy nice if i could manage some rules , so some sites will nior be blocked ... =)))
it has blocked very good , just perfect for some x-rated contend =)))
but ... on youtube i havenīt seen that thing, i must click on , so it turnes it on ... how can i disable it for some sites ???
it would be realy nice if i could manage some rules , so some sites will nior be blocked ... =)))
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2010-02-11
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#28
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zerojay, thanks for your hard work on this project!
Forgive me for asking what may be a stupid question, but what will adflashblock-css do that is different than periodically updating my /etc/hosts file with localhost data from here? (other than the obvious that modifying the /etc/hosts files is not for a UNIX neophyte.)
Forgive me for asking what may be a stupid question, but what will adflashblock-css do that is different than periodically updating my /etc/hosts file with localhost data from here? (other than the obvious that modifying the /etc/hosts files is not for a UNIX neophyte.)
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2010-02-11
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#29
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Originally Posted by speednut
It doesn't really do anything for you except flashblock then. It's meant to be more for people who don't want to deal with setting that up. I was planning on integrating it as well, but at this point, it's working so well alone that I don't even need it.
zerojay, thanks for your hard work on this project!
Forgive me for asking what may be a stupid question, but what will adflashblock-css do that is different than periodically updating my /etc/hosts file with localhost data from here? (other than the obvious that modifying the /etc/hosts files is not for a UNIX neophyte.)
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2010-02-11
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#30
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Originally Posted by razialo
Give me sites you would like to see whitelisted aside from youtube... either here or if they are of a... ahem... personal nature, send me a PM with the links and I'll see what I can do.
it is very noce tool , so thank you
it has blocked very good , just perfect for some x-rated contend =)))
but ... on youtube i havenīt seen that thing, i must click on , so it turnes it on ... how can i disable it for some sites ???
it would be realy nice if i could manage some rules , so some sites will nior be blocked ... =)))
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