#Chrome adblock plus update
I’m ready and waiting for the adblock plus update for internet explorer.
52 m is there any chance this could be fixed or a rollback/legacy version made available? I can select elements to block on various websites using the drop down block elements tool and they and their placeholders are hidden, but when the page is refreshed either the ads are back or the ad is hidden but the placeholders aren’t.Īlso elements I had previously blocked with domain#.class rules don’t work anymore. I use a laptop now when I load google ads fill my entire screen until I page down, I block them but they return upon refresh. Hello again, whatever was broken for old versions of Chrome in your 1.7 update is now broken again.Īll google ads which were previously blocked are now showing again even though I have ‘Allow some non-intrusive advertising’ unchecked. On my comment #5: on google store I dont see the ads, only on YT when I click watch on YT The ads directly on YT => chromium bug, see: It appeared in Chrome 32 and affects mostly Linux users – not much we can do about it. The issue is most likely this Chrome bug. This update doesn’t fix the YouTube ads that are nowadays allowed on Google Chrome. Wladimir, could be it’s some regression or bug:Īds on youtube => first I see ads on google store (embedded YT), then when you click watch on youtube there are preroll ads and normal ads Thank you.Īnd thanks for clearing up the difference between 1.7.3/1.7.4 Adblock Plus continually gets better, I can’t imagine my life without it. This work item has been on the agenda for a while, maybe somebody will pick it up now…Īhh, yet another incredible lea into a pure Web. The build tools should simply fill in that string if necessary, it will make sure that we test the same build as the one uploaded to Web Store (minus signature, cannot have the same one). IMHO the release process is already complicated and time consuming enough however, our time would be spent better removing the manual work here. Additional testing is what my colleague Thomas Greiner suggested as well.
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