I cant block HTML AD!

[Ad Blocker]

There are a few html ads at the bottom of the page but Althoug I use Adblock and "Element Hiding Helper" extensions I cant block them. When I try to block them, almost of whole page is gone.

Could you tell me which filters shoul i use to block those ads?




Here is the link:
http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/gundem/6766706.asp

[Adblock Plus Fan]

First you use these codes:

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http://ad.

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.adnet.com

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/adverti

These three codes are most important for this site. They save your bandwidth and your browser will load the page faster.
If you have Easylist, then you don't need these three codes. (I found these codes thanks to Easylist)

Then your page should look like this:


Then you use this code:

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hurriyet.com.tr#TABLE(width=80%)

This code can be found if you use the more advanced features of Element Hiding Helper.

I used the keyboard buttons N, W and V and I found this code easily.

[Ad Blocker]

Many thx dude!

[fanboy]

and block, */adonline* or */adnet* which matches

http://adonline.e-kolay.net/adnetobject11.asp...

[Adblock Plus Fan]

*/adonline* or */adnet*

/adonline is good because it's a fast filter.
/adnet is a slow filter and shouldn't be used if another filter can do the job.

[Ad Blocker]

How about this? Which filter should I use to block this ad?



http://www.milliyet.com.tr/2007/06/28/son/sonsiy04.asp

[rick752]

Any part of this:

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http://www.milliyet.com.tr/adv/adnet/son_adv.js

[guesty]

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*/adver*
*/ad.*
*?ad_*

[rick752]

Which filter should I use to block this ad?

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*/adv/adnet/*

[Adblock Plus Fan]

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*/adver*
*/ad.*
*?ad_*

*/adver* is a slow filter and should not be used if another filter can do the job, for example /adverti is better.

*/ad.* is a slow filter and should not be used if another filter can do the job, for example http://ad. is better.

*?ad_* is redundant and a slow filter and should not be used if another filter can do the job, for example /adverti is better for this website.

To be honest, the filters you suggested are not so good.

[rick752]

I don't even know where you guys are coming up with these filters ... none of those have anything to do with the second screenshot. Are we looking at the same page?

The correct answer for that is STILL:

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*/adv/adnet/*

[Adblock Plus Fan]

I don't even know where you guys are coming up with these filters ... none of those have anything to do with the second screenshot.

Well, I am just reviewing guesty's suggestion.
They were for the first screenshot, I do not know why he came up with them either, the problem is already solved.

[rick752]

It is still strange, Fan. None of those (except for "/ad.") are for the first screenshot either. Was that just some kind of bizarre, random post?

???

[Adblock Plus Fan]

None of those (except for "/ad.") are for the first screenshot either.

Are you sure? */adver* and *?ad_* can both be utilised, but they are just inferior to /adverti because they do not have the shortcuts.

[rick752]

*adver* is not in that list here even with ABP disabled.

I now see */ad_* only when I unblock the script that generates them.