2005-10-29

Spoil yourself with AdBlock

AdBlock Plus seems to be a new name for the same (well, or a later version of the) AdBlock plugin I learned to love. If it is under new maintainership or just got a fine new Plus piggybacked for coming of age, which in this case means maturing even further, I don't know, and the home page didn't much enlighten me, either. But it's still outstanding. And with the addition of the Adblock Filterset.G Updater, you don't even have to do most of the work of clicking away ads that annoy you.

Using Mozilla is still the "spoiling yourself silly" experience. I like that in a browser.
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3 comments:

  1. pinguSat Nov 05, 03:21:00 AM PST

    very nice template and very nice tips :)
    please, how can i have in my blog the previous next buttons? i didnt't find the right code. if you have time, can you give me a link that explain this?
    you can write me at pingu_(at)alice.it

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  2. Johan SundströmSat Nov 05, 05:18:00 AM PST

    I will eventually write up a full article on my previous and next links, following up where I trailed off about calendar navigation in previous articles.

    In case you are well versed with javascript and the DOM and are very eager to peek, copy and play with this even before my forthcoming next template article, the code is presently interspersed with the rest of my calendar handling in renderCal().

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  3. AvatarSun Nov 06, 12:02:00 AM PST

    Oh, man... that's GOLD! My inner Firefox whore is giddy with glee.

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Limited HTML (such as <b>, <i>, <a>) is supported. (All comments are moderated by me amd rel=nofollow gets added to links -- to deter and weed out monetized spam.)

I would prefer not to have to do this as much as you do. Comments straying too far off the post topic often lost due to attention dilution.

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