More user-friendly way to only run AdBlock on specific sites.
Many websites is built with the money that comes from displaying ads to their users, and therefor I don't want to block the ads. However, some sites is just so bloody annoying that you can't stand them without AdBlock.
What I want: Easy way to add a site to the list of sites I run AdBlock on.
I would like: The perfect solution for me would be a mode that by default doesn't run AdBlock on any site, but clicking the AdBlock icon in the toolbar will add that site to the list of sites with ads blocked. This way I can feel good about having the ads displayed, but still be able to browse some of the sites where the ads otherwise would ruin the experience.
Thanks for a great product!
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1 Posted by Kieran on 17 Sep, 2013 02:57 PM
You can already do this: go to AdBlock button > Options > Customise and use
the "Show ads *everywhere *except these domains..." option.
2 Posted by linus on 22 Sep, 2013 03:59 PM
Yes I do know that the possibility is there, but what I requested was an
easy way to use it. Currently, once you have entered something in that box
and pressed enter it transfers over to the manually filter textbox and to
add more sites you need to edit there.
I wanted an easy way to quickly add the current website to that list.
3 Posted by Kieran on 22 Sep, 2013 06:45 PM
OK. I've passed this on to our developers and they may look into it!
If you have any experience in making Chrome extensions in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and jQuery, please take a look at http://code.getadblock.com and send us a patch as an attachment! Our code is licensed under the GNU GPLv3.
Kieran closed this discussion on 22 Sep, 2013 06:45 PM.