OKCupid ad

[hms1160]

OKCupid is back at it again, with these nifty little messages that are pretty much trying to coerce users into becoming a paid member. Sounds like a form of embezzling to me.

[MonztA]

Try these filters:

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okcupid.com###guilty_ads_box + script + script + div[style]
okcupid.com###page > div[style] > div[id]:first-child:last-child > div[style]:first-child:last-child > div[style]:first-child:last-child

[hms1160]

Try these filters:

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okcupid.com###guilty_ads_box + script + script + div[style]
okcupid.com###page > div[style] > div[id]:first-child:last-child > div[style]:first-child:last-child > div[style]:first-child:last-child

It worked! Thanks a bunch!

[Mkhoul]

Thax It always work as of July 2013

[okcupid]

It seems they've gotten around this, but to fix it again use:

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okcupid.com##div[style="width: 184px; float: left; margin-top: 260px; overflow: hidden;"]

[hms1160]

OKCupid is back at it again. I can block the image one, but I can't block the all text banner.

[hms1160]

Bumping the thread as there has been no reply to my previous post of OKCupid finding another way to circumvent Ad Blocker. And yes, I have tried the codes listed above. That's why I made a new post because OKCupid circumvented those.

[lewisje]

We just aren't that driven to find ever-more-ingenious ways to hide unobtrusive self-promotion; with that said, here's a blocking rule that might work for one of the pleas to disable your ad-blocker (I haven't gotten the other one to show up yet): ||okccdn.com/media/img/template/image.png$image,domain=okcupid.com

Also, learn the definition of "embezzling" (taking money entrusted to one's care for personal use, something that giving OKCupid money to turn ads off does not involve) and the difference between "coerce" and "persuade"

[Taigitsune]

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okcupid.com##DIV[style^="width: 184px; float: left; margin-top: "][style$="px; overflow: hidden;"] *