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sheepy
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Post by sheepy »

Start with wildcast. Identify the variable part of the ad's url (typically some meaningless numbers or letters) and replace them with *, and you can kill off most of them.
fang5566
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Post by fang5566 »

Why is it ".smh.com.au$object"?
Why not ".smh.com.au#object"?
What is the difference between them?
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Post by rick752 »

fang5566 wrote:Why is it ".smh.com.au$object"?
Why not ".smh.com.au#object"?
What is the difference between them?
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.smh.com.au#object
...would only "hide" an html tag CALLED '<object'.

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.smh.com.au$object
...will "block" anything that IS an object.

The latter is an ad blocking rule .... the first is an element hiding rule. Very different.
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Post by fang5566 »

Thanks very much.
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