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I'm amazed at how many adds this page has. (Had to turn off my adblocker to get the page to load)
by NegativeLatency 9y ago
I'm amazed at how many adds this page has. (Had to turn off my adblocker to get the page to load)
- jhasse 9y agoLoaded perfectly with Firefox and uBlock Origin for me.
- loeg 9y agoDitto Chrome and uBO.
- NegativeLatency 9y agoI use Safari and uBlock (not origin)
- lorenzhs 9y agoYeah uBlock non-origin is abandoned (there have been 4 commits in the last 2.5 years). It's also no longer available in the Safari Extension Gallery. There is a fork of uBlock origin for Safari: https://github.com/el1t/uBlock-Safari https://github.com/el1t/uBlock-Safari - I use Linux so I can't vouch for it, but gorhill (author of uBlock origin) links to it in the readme so it's semi-official.
- aplorbust 9y agoMaybe try something like this, if adblocker is failing 1. curl -o 1.htm http://www.electronicdesign.com/embedded-revolution/ryzen-boards-reign-embedded-world-2018 2. sed -i '/<p>/,/<\/p>/!d' 1.htm 3. firefox file:///1.htm
- thinkloop 9y agoWhat is the purpose of the sed?
- aplorbust 9y agoRemove Javascript and links to Javascript files that load ads, etc. Preserve only the desired content: text describing the boards, links to manufacturers websites, links to images.
- bproven 9y agoBeing partially sed stupid myself (or just plain stupid), I think its supposed to pull only the text between paragraph tags and save that to an htm file; then launch firefox and display that file, giving you only the pertinent text of the article (sans ads)
- adventureadmin 9y agoSpecifically, it modifies the file in place (-i), Matches lines between paragraph tags(/PatternStart/,/PatternEnd/), Then, doesn't delete those lines matching the pattern range (!d), which has the effect of deleting all other lines outside the pattern range when passed the in-place argument.
- singlow 9y agoLooks like it is deleting everything not contained in paragraph tags.
- mnw21cam 9y agoBlank grey page for me, without an ad-blocker.