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you can have an adblocker that works for every browser by editing your /etc/hosts file :) this guy has a collection of blocked ad sites in this hosts file : h
by tfh 17y ago
you can have an adblocker that works for every browser by editing your /etc/hosts file :)
this guy has a collection of blocked ad sites in this hosts file :
http://zelut.org/projects/misc/hosts http://zelut.org/projects/misc/hosts
btw windows has a hosts file too ;)
- telemachos 17y agoI agree that editing the hosts file is by far the best thing for actual adblocking, but I like to have a manual adblocker in the browser, too. Not actually for ads, but so that I can "turn off" parts of pages that I don't want to deal with easily (for example, annoying, gross or animated avatars at forums).
- bhousel 17y agoWhy maintain your own list when EasyList exists?