O oceangirl10 macrumors regular Original poster Sep 27, 2018 #1 My macbook pro late 2011 sierre os is taken over by ads again. Reading an article, it jumps all over as ads populate. How do you get rid of these?
My macbook pro late 2011 sierre os is taken over by ads again. Reading an article, it jumps all over as ads populate. How do you get rid of these?
IngerMan macrumors 68020 Sep 27, 2018 #2 Check your browser settings. I use Safari and I use content blocker extension Ka-block. It stops the ads.
Check your browser settings. I use Safari and I use content blocker extension Ka-block. It stops the ads.
sosumi99 macrumors 6502 Sep 27, 2018 #3 If you're having a lot of trouble with ads, get an ad-blocking extension for Safari. https://safari-extensions.apple.com/details/?id=com.kablock.osx-UYW4V22L7E
If you're having a lot of trouble with ads, get an ad-blocking extension for Safari. https://safari-extensions.apple.com/details/?id=com.kablock.osx-UYW4V22L7E
SDColorado macrumors 601 Sep 27, 2018 #4 The AUP prohibits discussion of blocking ads on this site, but for blocking ads on sites other than this one, I like uBlock Origin. 🙂
The AUP prohibits discussion of blocking ads on this site, but for blocking ads on sites other than this one, I like uBlock Origin. 🙂
O oceangirl10 macrumors regular Original poster Sep 27, 2018 #5 SDColorado said: The AUP prohibits discussion of blocking ads on this site, but for blocking ads on sites other than this one, I like uBlock Origin. 🙂 Click to expand... why does it prohibit discussion of ad blocking? [doublepost=1538092595][/doublepost] sosumi99 said: If you're having a lot of trouble with ads, get an ad-blocking extension for Safari. https://safari-extensions.apple.com/details/?id=com.kablock.osx-UYW4V22L7E Click to expand... I have always used firefox - is there something for that one?
SDColorado said: The AUP prohibits discussion of blocking ads on this site, but for blocking ads on sites other than this one, I like uBlock Origin. 🙂 Click to expand... why does it prohibit discussion of ad blocking? [doublepost=1538092595][/doublepost] sosumi99 said: If you're having a lot of trouble with ads, get an ad-blocking extension for Safari. https://safari-extensions.apple.com/details/?id=com.kablock.osx-UYW4V22L7E Click to expand... I have always used firefox - is there something for that one?
SDColorado macrumors 601 Sep 27, 2018 #6 oceangirl10 said: why does it prohibit discussion of ad blocking? Click to expand... Probably because ads help to pay the website bills, keep the light on, buy snacks for sites shop dog or whatever 🙂
oceangirl10 said: why does it prohibit discussion of ad blocking? Click to expand... Probably because ads help to pay the website bills, keep the light on, buy snacks for sites shop dog or whatever 🙂
M Mike Boreham macrumors 601 Sep 28, 2018 #7 oceangirl10 said: My macbook pro late 2011 sierre os is taken over by ads again. Reading an article, it jumps all over as ads populate. How do you get rid of these? Click to expand... Install free Malwarebytes and do manual scan: https://www.malwarebytes.com which will find and offer to remove any adware which has got installed. Google it to see that it is highly respected in the Mac world, and has twice removed adware from the machines of someone I support. Last edited: Sep 28, 2018
oceangirl10 said: My macbook pro late 2011 sierre os is taken over by ads again. Reading an article, it jumps all over as ads populate. How do you get rid of these? Click to expand... Install free Malwarebytes and do manual scan: https://www.malwarebytes.com which will find and offer to remove any adware which has got installed. Google it to see that it is highly respected in the Mac world, and has twice removed adware from the machines of someone I support.
O oceangirl10 macrumors regular Original poster Sep 28, 2018 #8 SDColorado said: Probably because ads help to pay the website bills, keep the light on, buy snacks for sites shop dog or whatever 🙂 Click to expand... but this is a computer help forum!
SDColorado said: Probably because ads help to pay the website bills, keep the light on, buy snacks for sites shop dog or whatever 🙂 Click to expand... but this is a computer help forum!
SDColorado macrumors 601 Sep 28, 2018 #9 oceangirl10 said: but this is a computer help forum! Click to expand... Sorry, don't shoot the messenger. It is #12 on the list of do not do's But the suggestion I provided of uBlock Origin is a solid choice across all browsers, you know.. for other sites 🙂
oceangirl10 said: but this is a computer help forum! Click to expand... Sorry, don't shoot the messenger. It is #12 on the list of do not do's But the suggestion I provided of uBlock Origin is a solid choice across all browsers, you know.. for other sites 🙂
0 0970373 Suspended Sep 28, 2018 #10 oceangirl10 said: but this is a computer help forum! Click to expand... They can't keep the forum up and running if there's no money to pay for domains, servers, software etc. These things aren't free and just because YOU (or any of us) don't pay to be on the website doesn't mean it doesn't cost something to operate it. Last edited: Sep 28, 2018 Reactions: SDColorado and baypharm
oceangirl10 said: but this is a computer help forum! Click to expand... They can't keep the forum up and running if there's no money to pay for domains, servers, software etc. These things aren't free and just because YOU (or any of us) don't pay to be on the website doesn't mean it doesn't cost something to operate it.