The OP has premium status....I thought as a premium subscriber that would cut out the google ads? Having said that I don't see them. A lot of ways to keep that stuff from getting thru.
That is what I was getting at. I had thought that paying for that level cut out the ads. However, it's easy enough to cut those out and don't even really need to use ad blocker for it.The OP has premium status....
pihole. no adds anywhereBrave is a great browser for this sort of thing.. I use it on all my devices
A friend of mine on facebook went on this huge rant about how facebook is getting inundated with partially nude women. I thought he was pretty tech savvy but apparently he wanted to make sure his wife knew that he wasn't clicking on anything he wasn't supposed to.Mine are ads about seeing celebrities in bikinis.... I need to stop clicking them so I get something new.
Same. Of course, there is always the poor man's version (for those on Windows as long as they still allow editing the file, I think they were toying with making it read alone for awhile) is the host file. But that would have to be done on a system by system basis.pihole. no adds anywhere![]()
is that safe?Same. Of course, there is always the poor man's version (for those on Windows as long as they still allow editing the file, I think they were toying with making it read alone for awhile) is the host file. But that would have to be done on a system by system basis.
Fun fact, that is how those old programs that blocked the notifications/"upgrade" to Win 10 worked. At least the initial versions.
What? Using the host file? That's what the host file is for.is that safe?
Same. Of course, there is always the poor man's version (for those on Windows as long as they still allow editing the file, I think they were toying with making it read alone for awhile) is the host file. But that would have to be done on a system by system basis.
Fun fact, that is how those old programs that blocked the notifications/"upgrade" to Win 10 worked. At least the initial versions.
MS was toying with it. I don't think it made it past the days of Win 10S though.Nothing has changed, still used for blocking software pinging back to their server.
Of it was read only, there would be a patch to over ride it for sure. It gets used for web development. New website loaded on a remote server. Put the IP and host in the hosts file. It's just more annoying now with hsts.
If it happens, there will be a patch on GitHub to override it with in a few days. It happened with something with permissions back in win7. I forgot what exactlyMS was toying with it. I don't think it made it past the days of Win 10S though.
Just give it time.