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Re: Having trouble at Gelbooru.com
Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 7:44 pm
by Steam
Alright, I just tried to use gelbooru again and I got the ad again.
I really think this is just a huge bungle on my end so if someone could give me an in-depth, step-by-step guide just to setting up filters, maybe that would solve all of this. Because I'm just going to the window for it and going "update all subscriptions" and that's not doing anything really.
Re: Having trouble at Gelbooru.com
Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 9:49 pm
by Ares2
if the site owner makes changes to circumvent ABP, we have to adjust our filters, that's unfortunately the way it is.
I've added some broader rules to EasyList this time, update and try again.
Re: Having trouble at Gelbooru.com
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2012 6:28 am
by Kireia
Blocking ads on Gelbooru is killing the site. If you
want gelbooru to be gone, go right ahead and keep doing that
Re: Having trouble at Gelbooru.com
Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 4:38 pm
by anonymous_
if it wasn't 10 forced seconds that doesn't auto-skip after the time period's over i'm sure less people would block it.
as it is now, it lasts too long, nobody will click those ads anyway no matter if it's 5 seconds or an 5 hours, and it should automatically continue to the search after it times out. the advertisers got their image loads, so there's no reason to linger on that page anymore than that, it only makes people angrier and more prone to block it in the future, which means less money for the site.
Re: Having trouble at Gelbooru.com
Posted: Sat Dec 29, 2012 4:48 pm
by nanangrusmanah
anonymous_ wrote:if it wasn't 10 forced seconds that doesn't auto-skip after the time period's over i'm sure less people would block it.
as it is now, it lasts too long, nobody will click those ads anyway no matter if it's 5 seconds or an 5 hours, and it should automatically continue to the search after it times out. the advertisers got their image loads, so there's no reason to linger on that page anymore than that, it only makes people angrier and more prone to block it in the future, which means less money for the site.