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Thanks, that works for now. I guess blocking adds will be an never ending battle between websites and adblockers. I don't mind adds as long as they do not interfere with the content, cause slowdowns or just plain distract you.

 

Very much appreciated!

 

Yes it's so freaking annoying. But those sites can go to hell, I now also see that forbes.com has implemented an anti-ad blocker. I have decided to simply not visit those sites anymore, I hope others will follow.

 

For those that may have had trouble with AllMusic, I've found that blocking inline scripts removes the obnoxious 'Support AllMusic' message.

 

i dont get that with my configuration - but i cannot make music play - i have to open the play link to rovi directly -> player -> music
i have noop set for scripts as default and 3rd-party script are forbidden

 

Can anyone help me the questions I posted in regards to the NYT issue? Or is this not really the place to ask?

 

You have to create exception rules.
I visited the website, looked at the dom-entries in the logger:



and with the help of https://adblockplus.org/en/filters (Exception rules) i have created these exceptions:

Code:

nytimes.com#@#.twitter-sharetool
nytimes.com#@#.show-all-sharetool
nytimes.com#@#.facebook-sharetool
nytimes.com#@##sharetools-masthead

Now it looks like this:


The last exception-rule above is showing the bookmark-button. (after clicking on it i can see: "Log in to save ...")

 

Looks like the website found a cure for this. The block no longer works as a work-around for adblocker detection. Argh, it didn't take long for them to "fix" that.. The script kiddies are probably reading this thread.

 

Try:


www.thewindowsclub.com puzzlingfall.com * block

 

Okay, thanks. Is there a good method in finding the correct entry to block so I can resolve future problems like this without asking everytime?

I did manage by trial and error and got rid of the pop-up by allowing doubleclick.net, but your solution is better.

If you go to either http://structuresofa.com/ or http://puzzlingfall.com/
You will see they show the same content on their page. Looking at the
names, it looks like these domains might be dynamically created so the
website can just pick a new one. IPInfo shows GOOGLE-CLOUD as the
Network Name when entering the ip addrs of the above sites.

 

In the case of The Windows Club (and some other sites), I just allow the ads ($'s for them) but in other cases of course one wants to 'defeat' the anti-ad blocker.

 

Correct, but Windows Club has a habit of plopping adds throughout the content which in my case is distracting. I don't see how any money is made from the people using adblockers because on top of being annoyed, they are going to ignore the adds anyway. I don't think I have ever purposely clicked on an add or even look at them.

 

True.

 

Report these domains to EasyList maintainers, I can see these are being added to EasyList. puzzlingfall[.]com is not in there yet, you should report: https://forums.lanik.us/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=35533

 

went into my hosts file:
0.0.0.0 puzzlingfall.com

 

In the case of thewindowsclub you only have to look out for "suspicious" domains in the matrix.
doubleclick,google-domains,disqus are well known but puzzlingfall or structuresofa
Seeing XHR-requests in the logger can give you also a clue sometimes.

But sometimes you have to try it out. Allowing/Disallowing domains, refresh the page, and again ... until the ad/popup/overlay has disappeared

 

same here - reason i have enabled the "experienced user" option

either some is capable to deal with its used extension or uninstall

the wiki explains it all
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki
and this extension has a wiki to read - in most cases some is left alone.

try & error - same for solvemedia & google captchas. enabled by default here since i found out, although cookies are denied.

 

Any idea how to beat the antiadblock message of this site www.dwrean.net. The site uses a script from blockadblock.com and the only thing i could found is to block inline scripts of the site. I wonder if there is any other way?

 

dwrean.net##script:inject(bab-defuser.js)

 

Thank you! You are the best!

 

is now part of "ublock filters" - reload that filter - tick the little clock, then the orange "reload" button
https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAssets/blob/master/filters/filters.txt

 

http://www.thewindowsclub.com/

It does not work anymore...

 

Code:

@@||thewindowsclub.com^$generichide

 

not sure, what exactly it means
https://adblockplus.org/development-builds/new-filter-options-generichide-and-genericblock

have that site opened here -> no ads or popups - 1p-scripts = noop, 3p-scripts forbidden by default

 

Try this: #2659