Mr.Cool
02-01-2007, 10:29 PM
Do those Ads annoy you ? Does the sight of Google Ads make you red?
If you'd like to remove them, you can use Opera (http://www.opera.com/download/) to go about it.
What you need
Before continuing, you will need the list of ads to block out. The list can be found here (http://www.technobeta.com/posts/opera-ads/).
What you need to do:
Open up the folder where you have installed Opera (usually C:\Program Files\Opera\ ).
Navigate to the Profile folder ( C:\Program Files\Opera\profile )
Make sure you have closed Opera before continuing
Open the urlfilter.ini (http://www.technobeta.com/posts/opera-ads/) file and paste the entire contents beginning from [exclude] to the end.
Save and Close the file.
NOTE:
Always keep a backup of the file before editing it.
The list given above only helps to blockout public ads (that is those provided by a network such as Google). To block ads hosted on a site, use the Block Content option (right click any empty area in the site and block out images/flash etc.)
Please note that this is a tutorial for Opera. There are other tutorials for Firefox and/or plugins which we are not concerned about here in this post. Please don't start a Firefox vs. Opera war here.
If you'd like to remove them, you can use Opera (http://www.opera.com/download/) to go about it.
What you need
Before continuing, you will need the list of ads to block out. The list can be found here (http://www.technobeta.com/posts/opera-ads/).
What you need to do:
Open up the folder where you have installed Opera (usually C:\Program Files\Opera\ ).
Navigate to the Profile folder ( C:\Program Files\Opera\profile )
Make sure you have closed Opera before continuing
Open the urlfilter.ini (http://www.technobeta.com/posts/opera-ads/) file and paste the entire contents beginning from [exclude] to the end.
Save and Close the file.
NOTE:
Always keep a backup of the file before editing it.
The list given above only helps to blockout public ads (that is those provided by a network such as Google). To block ads hosted on a site, use the Block Content option (right click any empty area in the site and block out images/flash etc.)
Please note that this is a tutorial for Opera. There are other tutorials for Firefox and/or plugins which we are not concerned about here in this post. Please don't start a Firefox vs. Opera war here.