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Adblock Plus – Blog Advertise Firefox Add-ons

Adblock Plus is a Firefox add-ons which block all the advertise and banner on the page you are browsing. This is realy helpful when you just want to read the website and don’t want to annoyed by all those ads and banners on the internet that often take longer to download than everything else on the page.

Download Adblock Plus - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1865 

Website - http://adblockplus.org/

Support - http://adblockplus.org/forum/

You can either select banners, part of the banner address or a filter to block advertises.

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  1. Anonymous8:47 AM, March 18, 2009

    Hello Laksha. If you take a look at AdblockPlus.org now you'll see a screencast video that introduces what Adblock does and why you need it. We used YouTube so it can easily be embedded.
    My team put it together along with Wladimir (Adblock's author) as open-src advocacy (we're long-time open-src/Firefox users).
    Thanks for doing your bit for the advocacy effort!
    Ian.

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