tlu wrote:As long as Noscript 3 isn't available yet, there is a workaround using AdblockPlus. If you want to block flash by default just add this custom filter:
swf|
Hmm, no.
tlu wrote:As long as Noscript 3 isn't available yet, there is a workaround using AdblockPlus. If you want to block flash by default just add this custom filter:
swf|
Giorgio Maone wrote:tlu wrote:As long as Noscript 3 isn't available yet, there is a workaround using AdblockPlus. If you want to block flash by default just add this custom filter:
swf|
Hmm, no.
tlu wrote:Giorgio Maone wrote:tlu wrote:As long as Noscript 3 isn't available yet, there is a workaround using AdblockPlus. If you want to block flash by default just add this custom filter:
swf|
Hmm, no.
Oops - I didn't know that. Although I knew that Flashblock can be defeated. Thanks for that hint, Giorgio.
EDIT: It's blocked with the $object rule, though.
Giorgio Maone wrote:tlu wrote:EDIT: It's blocked with the $object rule, though.
Look again
bur wrote:There are some sites that won't work without allowing scripts from ad services like doubleclick.net.
From reading this thread I gather that users are advised to use ABE to accomplish this. But I think it's not a real solution as it won't allow temporary unblocking for a specific site.
And also it's nothing a normal user will be able to do. Also it's not very straightforward with allowing/disallowing/site-specific allowing using both standard NS and ABE.
rschnauzer wrote:I hope the next release will help to use facebook by allowing facebook.com only on its own site and to prevent it from collecting informations on all other visited sites with the like buttons.
rschnauzer wrote:I hope the next release will help to use facebook by allowing facebook.com only on its own site and to prevent it from collecting informations on all other visited sites with the like buttons.
tlu wrote:Already available.