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Sector 001

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Reply to question everything (Reply #6)

Sat Dec 13, 2025, 08:49 PM

Dec 2025

That website should automatically detect your browser and direct you to the correct store to install the plug-in for your browser.

The Brave browser also has a built in ad blocker that works great.

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Ad blocker not working? Only on yahoo.com [View all] question everything Dec 2025 OP

I have been using AdGuard on Safari, with good results. (mac) usonian Dec 2025 #1

Yes, it is on Firefox question everything Dec 2025 #3

Only Yahoo, both on Firefox and Safari.. And seems just recently Only on the iMac question everything Dec 2025 #5

Sites like YouTube and perhaps others, use cloudflare or their own magic black boxes. usonian Dec 2025 #7

I use DuckDuckGo for my browser buzzycrumbhunger Dec 2025 #2

Try uBlock Origin Sector 001 Dec 2025 #4

Do I need a Source Code? question everything Dec 2025 #6

No Sector 001 Dec 2025 #8