I have found one situation that seems especially egregious, given that it is not small or non-intrusive. Both ABP in FF and Edge have identical settings: easylist, easy privacy, do not allow non-intrusive ads. Below are the results
Firefox
Edge
Seriously, this is OK?
ABP for edge allows Microsoft ads
Re: ABP for edge allows Microsoft ads
There are big differences between firefox and chrome, between firefox and edge and so on.
Filters which work for firefox could not be enough for chrome. And for edge. It's dailymail case.
If you try chrome you'll get the same ads.
So, add these filters:
Filters which work for firefox could not be enough for chrome. And for edge. It's dailymail case.
If you try chrome you'll get the same ads.
So, add these filters:
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dailymail.co.uk###content > div:nth-of-type(2) > iframe
||i.mol.im/i/furniture/*_skin_
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Re: ABP for edge allows Microsoft ads
If you disable ABP in Edge, The ads are the same as in FF. Only enabling ABP causes the big MS Splash. ( I could not add that filter in Edge)mapx wrote:There are big differences between firefox and chrome, between firefox and edge and so on.
Filters which work for firefox could not be enough for chrome. And for edge. It's dailymail case.
If you try chrome you'll get the same ads.
So, add these filters:Code: Select all
dailymail.co.uk###content > div:nth-of-type(2) > iframe ||i.mol.im/i/furniture/*_skin_
Re: ABP for edge allows Microsoft ads
Read again what I wrote above.
Did you try adding the filters I indicated above ?
Did you try adding the filters I indicated above ?
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Re: ABP for edge allows Microsoft ads
Yes, got the filter workingmapx wrote:Read again what I wrote above.
Did you try adding the filters I indicated above ?