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The extension works similarly AdBlock ext: Block annoying and intrusive ads while browsing or on your favorite sites. Free AdBlock is a Chrome extension equipped with advanced ad blocking technology. Comes with no predefined whitelisting or acceptable ads! Allows you to surf the Internet without ads to see more content that really matters to you.
Features:
- blocks annoying ads of all kinds (banner, pop-ups, pre-loaded commercials)
- blocks advertising cookies from third parties.
- safe browsing: warns you in case of malware and adware
- super fast browser with our advertiser
With its ad blocking technology and clean design, Free AdBlocker greatly enhances your online experience. It is also the safest place to access the Internet. It blocks all online trackers, malware, phishing sites, etc. We believe this is called privacy for a reason. Just install Free Blocking Ads in your browser and start surfing without annoying ads! Stop seeing ads on the Internet.
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Android
On rooted devices, the Android app blocks ads on all web traffic including mobile networks. For non-rooted devices, ads are only blocked through a Wi-Fi connection and requires the user to set up a local proxy server for each network in order for the app to function. The app uses a local proxy server to intercept web traffic and remove ads before showing content to the user. Most of the content that users are trying to block will be removed, though some content is missed and the app is not as reliable at blocking ads as the browser versions. The app can be configured to auto-start every time the device reboots, minimizing the action required by the user.
Filters
Basic filter rules can include wildcards represented by asterisks (*). Sites and objects can be whitelisted with filters that start with two at signs (@@). Regular expressions delimited by slashes (/) can be used. Adblock Plus also supports a more-sophisticated syntax that gives fine-grain control over filters. An example of the sophisticated filtering would be wikipedia.org##div#centralNotice, which will hide the centralNotice element used by Wikipedia to display donation requests.
Filter subscriptions
Users can add external filtersets. Adblock Plus includes the ability to use one or more external filter subscriptions that are automatically updated. Filterset.G is incompatible with this system (and Adblock Plus specifically recommends against using Filterset.G for other reasons as well), but other filtersets can be added by typing their addresses. A list of known Adblock Plus subscriptions is maintained on the Adblock Plus official website.
EasyList was the most popular Adblock Plus filter list as of August 2011, with over 12 million subscribers. Created by Rick Petnel, it became officially recommended by the Adblock Plus program, and filter lists for other languages were built on top of it. Petnel died in 2009 following which Palant placed a user named "Ares2" as the new maintainer. The filter lists EasyList and EasyPrivacy are both subscribed by default in uBlock Origin but not in Adblock Plus itself. Both of these filter lists will also be used by Google Chrome starting February 15, 2018, on sites not complying with the Better Ads Standards.
In May 2013, the former second most popular Adblock Plus filter list, Fanboy's List, was merged with EasyList.
Legal challenges
In December 2014, it was reported that Zeit Online and Handelsblatt had brought suit against Eyeo GmbH in the Landgericht Hamburg. In April 2015 the court rejected the suit. Axel Springer SE has filed a court order for the removal of the Adblock Plus post though there is a redacted version and people have posted videos and posts on how to get around the Axel Springer wall. However, in April 2018, Germany's Federal Constitutional Court found in favor of Eyeo and ruled that Adblock Plus did not violate any laws.
In August 2017, the Admiral advertising company sent a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown notice to EasyList to remove the domain functionalclam.com from the blacklist. Admiral argues that the domain is part of its access control technology of its advertising platform, and therefore the blacklisting is an attempt to circumvent a technical protection measure, which is forbidden under the DMCA section 1201.
Latest reviews
- (2020-10-02) Dima Ishkov: Nice ext, Its new AdBlock ?! 10/10
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Last update / version
2020-10-14 / 2020.9.25
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