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Use uBlock Origin and the 3rd-party filter "Anti-Adblock Killer | Reek" turned on. Works fine.
by e40 11y ago
Use uBlock Origin and the 3rd-party filter "Anti-Adblock Killer | Reek" turned on. Works fine.
- eridius 11y agoI use the regular uBlock (Safari here) but it lists the same filter. I turned it on and it didn't work. Are you sure it's not some other filter or plugin you have installed that's blocking this one? Edit: Nevermind. After I clicked "Purge all caches" it immediately offered an update to that list, and after updating it works now. I don't know why it didn't offer this update originally since I hadn't had the filter enabled before. Edit 2: Oops, it still doesn't work. It just waited until I started scrolling before displaying this time. I wonder if Wired is just A/B testing different approaches, including not having the blocker at all, and you just got lucky?
- retbull 11y agoDon't use regular ublock it isn't well maintained and lets ads through for money.
- eridius 11y agoI've never heard that it lets ads through for money, nor have I ever noticed that happening. Also, I don't really have a choice, unless I want to switch to a completely different product. uBlock Origin made the decision to not support Safari despite the original uBlock it was forked from supporting it.