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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 92963" data-source="post: 962951">[USER=71262]@oldschool[/USER]The element picker of uBO can find class and style elements to hide. AdGuard&#039;s &quot;block ads on this website&quot;&nbsp; can even block by file reference. You only need to fiddle with the slider to select everything you want to block. Some times the add disapperas but a white placeholder keeps the space coccupied, than you have to repeat the procedure to hide the whitespace placeholder. Only when you see random numbers and letters the add is generated and varies every time you visit the website. For these type of ads to hide you need HTML and CSS knowledge to hide them. The documentation in uBO, AG and ABP refer for these advanced features to the W3C standards (e.g. CSS selectors).Also ad-publishing is a moving target, every time publishers use new ways (e.g. inserting blob&#039;s or binary large objects) to prevent ads from being blocked by ad-blockers. So the per-website-rules I have may change in a week or in a month.EDIT:&nbsp; [USER=71262]@oldschool[/USER]&nbsp; I added my easy and hard mode uBo configs, save your settings before import any of these. In the My Files I have explained the settings of Edge and what to change in My Rules when you would like to try easy mode</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 92963, post: 962951"] [USER=71262]@oldschool[/USER] The element picker of uBO can find class and style elements to hide. AdGuard's "block ads on this website" can even block by file reference. You only need to fiddle with the slider to select everything you want to block. Some times the add disapperas but a white placeholder keeps the space coccupied, than you have to repeat the procedure to hide the whitespace placeholder. Only when you see random numbers and letters the add is generated and varies every time you visit the website. For these type of ads to hide you need HTML and CSS knowledge to hide them. The documentation in uBO, AG and ABP refer for these advanced features to the W3C standards (e.g. CSS selectors). Also ad-publishing is a moving target, every time publishers use new ways (e.g. inserting blob's or binary large objects) to prevent ads from being blocked by ad-blockers. So the per-website-rules I have may change in a week or in a month. EDIT: [USER=71262]@oldschool[/USER] I added my easy and hard mode uBo configs, save your settings before import any of these. In the My Files I have explained the settings of Edge and what to change in My Rules when you would like to try easy mode [/QUOTE]

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