I hope I'll be able to ask this intelligently. Is there a way to identify what sources are providing video ads that appear on certain web sites, in order to block them with NoScript?
I don't mind ads, sometimes they're informative. But lately there have been thumbnail-sized video ads that appear on web sites with extremely loud volume. I can't quickly and easily turn down the volume on the speakers in my monitor. I would prefer to ban those infuriating ads from appearing in the first place. They have a right to advertise to me, but they don't have a right to destroy my speakers.
I have searched for a way to identify their sources, but I don't see any. Is there a way to accomplish this? Thanks for any suggestions you can offer.
identifying video ad sources
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Kenkoy
identifying video ad sources
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Re: identifying video ad sources
NoScript is not an ad blocker. I would suggest you use a proper ad blocking tool such as Adblock Plus. You don't have to use the subscriptions, you can make your own filters https://adblockplus.org/en/filters
You may also be able to block some ads with Policeman.
You may also be able to block some ads with Policeman.
*Always* check the changelogs BEFORE updating that important software!
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Kenkoy
Re: identifying video ad sources
Hmm, I was afraid I was lacking certain knowledge here. More than I thought, though. Thanks very much for this info. I'll put it to good use.
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