I'm a user of ABP - but like any reasonable AdBlocker, I disable it on sites I enjoy and like to support, such as Escapist Magazine and Penny-Arcade. I believe Penny Arcade have hosted the Evony adverts, even if only briefly. I may be confusing them with another site, but I'm pretty sure they were on PA, and I know I sure as hell wanted to re-enable my ABP filter.Strategia said:That is so awesome. Those rule.
Firefox, Adblock Plus.Keane Ng said:On behalf of anyone who has ever had to literally use a hand to cover a part of their monitor to avoid seeing one of those ads or appearing like someone who would want to see one of those ads, I can say that we do appreciate them too.
AdBlock Plus v1.1 is actually worse than v1.0.2...instead of blocking everything from the get-go, you have to add "filters." So I've seen those ads, if only briefly.Strategia said:That is so awesome. Those rule.
Firefox, Adblock Plus.Keane Ng said:On behalf of anyone who has ever had to literally use a hand to cover a part of their monitor to avoid seeing one of those ads or appearing like someone who would want to see one of those ads, I can say that we do appreciate them too.
I prefer it that way actually, you can keep images you want but block the annoying ones. It's just a right-click on the image and select the level of blockiness (which is generally the strictest level with me).Heart of Darkness said:AdBlock Plus v1.1 is actually worse than v1.0.2...instead of blocking everything from the get-go, you have to add "filters."
I find, though, that not everything can be blocked manually, at least on my computer. Even the "block" square won't pop up on everything.Strategia said:I prefer it that way actually, you can keep images you want but block the annoying ones. It's just a right-click on the image and select the level of blockiness (which is generally the strictest level with me).Heart of Darkness said:AdBlock Plus v1.1 is actually worse than v1.0.2...instead of blocking everything from the get-go, you have to add "filters."
My visual identity of the web mainly consists of lines of text in articles that make my eyes go out of focus, and flash games with lots, and lots of explosions. Or flashing colors. Ooh...pretty...Keane Ng said:You know, I would use Adblock, but then I just hate having giant blank boxes all over the place online, it just messes up how everything looks. As weird as it sounds, seeing ads is like a part of the entire visual identity of the web to me.Strategia said:
Flashblock ftw. ABP + Flashblock = no more ads, period.Glefistus said:Not for those fucking flash ads. You have to disable Flash for the entire webpage : (Strategia said:That is so awesome. Those rule.
Firefox, Adblock Plus.Keane Ng said:On behalf of anyone who has ever had to literally use a hand to cover a part of their monitor to avoid seeing one of those ads or appearing like someone who would want to see one of those ads, I can say that we do appreciate them too.