Hello Everyone,
I wish to stop Yahoo playing videos when my Inbox etc is empty.
Searching on the internet I found the instruction to open the dropdown box in Adblock Plus, click on filter Preference, click on Custom Filters and paste "mail.yahoo.com/neo/video?channels=emptyfolder" into the space.
I clicked on Adblock plus, the dropdown box appeared. I then clicked on Filter Preference. The box disappeared, and there was no result. I have tried this a few times but after clicking on Filter Preference, there is always no result.
It seems that I am unable to get past the dropdown box with the choices displayed in it.
If anyone can direct me how to overcome this, I would gratefully receive directions!
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Regards
Colin
Yahoo Videos
Re: Yahoo Videos
firefox version ? ABP version ?
try pressing ctrl-shift-E
if does not work probably you should reset firefox and reinstall ABP (and the other addons)
try pressing ctrl-shift-E
if does not work probably you should reset firefox and reinstall ABP (and the other addons)
Re: Yahoo Videos
click on filter Preference
click on Custom Filters
==> add filters group
and paste at the right box
- http://i.imgur.com/VNvqYU0.gif
click on Custom Filters
==> add filters group
and paste at the right box
- http://i.imgur.com/VNvqYU0.gif
Code: Select all
mail.yahoo.com###emptyFolderVideo
||mail.yahoo.com/neo/video?$xmlhttprequest
Re: Yahoo Videos
setting this Firefox config preference in about:config > media.autoplay.enabled from true to false can also stop Yahoo Videos from automatically playing.
I'm starting to despise Yahoo Videos especially on the Yahoo Sports site which have sports videos automatically playing and no reliable ad blocker, flash blocker & html5 blocker alone can stop 'em. Complaints are piling up in the Yahoo forums site about their videos auto starting without user intervention.
I'm starting to despise Yahoo Videos especially on the Yahoo Sports site which have sports videos automatically playing and no reliable ad blocker, flash blocker & html5 blocker alone can stop 'em. Complaints are piling up in the Yahoo forums site about their videos auto starting without user intervention.