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ObuckiO

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Dec 9, 2011
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After Mavericks update was installed, there was a notice that Glimmer Blockers latest version was not compatible. Of course, now all the ads are in view (kinda shocked at the difference), but anyway, does anyone know of a compatible ad blocker or is it too early for an answer?
BTW- I am assuming this is a common issue, but have not found any threads or remarks about it, yet.
Thanks for any info.
 
AdBlock. Compatible with safari, Firefox, and google chrome.
Thanks for the quick response.
I use Safari, however I believe that's not the issue. Are you saying AdBlock works with Mavericks installed?
 
Product page says "just reinstall". Look:

Download for OSX 10.7, 10.8 and 10.9: GlimmerBlocker-1.5.3.dmg (release notes). To use with 10.9: reinstall GlimmerBlocker after upgrading OSX. When the GlimmerBlocker installer asks to install Java 6, let it install it and then relaunch the GlimmerBlocker installer. (Java 6 includes a library which isn't included in OSX and which newer java versions need). You might have to install ​the public java runtime.
 
Product page says "just reinstall". Look:

Download for OSX 10.7, 10.8 and 10.9: GlimmerBlocker-1.5.3.dmg (release notes). To use with 10.9: reinstall GlimmerBlocker after upgrading OSX. When the GlimmerBlocker installer asks to install Java 6, let it install it and then relaunch the GlimmerBlocker installer. (Java 6 includes a library which isn't included in OSX and which newer java versions need). You might have to install ​the public java runtime.
Thanks a lot.
I couldn't get it to reinstall a couple times earlier, but after reading this, I gave it another try and it worked fine.
Note: I still had ads until I unchecked "Activate Glimmer Blocker" in its menu(under setup), then checked it back ON.
 
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You have to let it install Java 6. It won't work with just Oracle Java 7. The GB installer goes and fetches Java 6 from Software Update. Once Java 6 is installed, you may have to resume or rerun the GB installer.

GB is running very nicely on Mavericks here.
 
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