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image blocking from server AND CERTAIN PATH
I put CERTAIN PATH in emphasis because I've been looking a way to do this for a while..
image blocking from server AND CERTAIN PATH
Is it possible to do this with flash banners as well. If so, how ?
image blocking from server AND CERTAIN PATH
you have to make sure you're putting the file, userContent.css in the right path.. it should be something like
image blocking from server AND CERTAIN PATH
oops, the above reply was meant for the guy who said he couldn't get it to work.
image blocking from server AND CERTAIN PATH
this hint is ABOUT flash banners! Your flash banner is probably a different size.. the original hint is size-dependant.
image blocking from server AND CERTAIN PATH
I have tried these hints with no success yet. It looks like the userContent.css file doesn't get loaded even after a quit/restart. Is there some cache that could need to be dumped in order for this to function?
image blocking from server AND CERTAIN PATH
Sorry i meant to reply to you here:
CSS just hide items, but...
If you set a diplay rule to 'none' and/or visibility to 'hidden', you just hide items, but they still get loaded along with the page. What's the point, then? This trick does not reduce page loading time at all...
CSS just hide items, but...
the solution is to use commercial filters like NetBarrier, which can easily be configured to deny requests to most ads servers. This way, connection speed improves amazingly!
works great -- thanks
This works great for me. I had been looking for a way to block only certain paths from a server (something iCab was very good at). Thanks! |
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