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Exception list?
Was thinking about paying for and using Adblock for Safari, but can't find a way to allow ALL ads on this exception list:
https://easylist-downloads.adblockplus.org/exceptionrules.txt
- Would like to be able to block just the annoying popup DHTML ads and leave ALL other ads in place.
- I do want to pay for the sites I visit! Whether the ads come from big or small companies, I don't care, as long as they aren't annoying popups that obscure text.
- I don't want to manually go into adblock's options all the time to fiddle with it - just want to pay for Adblock-for-annoying-ads, set it, and forget it.
If this option is not possible, I may go back to emailing webmasters manually to ask them to get rid of annoying ads, as I have time to do so. Or maybe I'll just use the Reader option in Safari more.
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1 Posted by Kieran on 20 Jan, 2014 08:25 AM
To add the exception list to AdBlock, you need to put it in the box at the
bottom of the "Filter Lists" tab in the options page.