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Can we just block entire sites like Kotaku.com ?
Just wondering, what would be the rules on banning entire sites like Kotaku.com?
I mean the entire thing is just one giant advertisement and tracker
Any chance adblock would ever just block out a site entirely??
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Neelfyn on 24 Dec, 2014 11:14 PM
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2 Posted by James Edward Le... on 30 Jan, 2015 07:41 AM
Also, AdBlock, and similar extensions like Adblock Plus and uBlock, do not block the top-level request (URL bar, known internally as
document), but you could make a few rules like||kotaku.com^(to block all Kotaku content requested from other sites or from kotaku.com pages, but not the content of kotaku.com pages themselves)*$domain=kotaku.com(to block all content requested from kotaku.com pages, but not the content of kotaku.com pages themselves)kotaku.com##*(to hide all content on kotaku.com pages)