Recommendations For an Ad Blocker

[Big Boy]

Following on from the VPN thread where I've discovered neither ITV nor Channel 4 will work if my adblocker is switched on.

I currently use Ad Block, but I can't see a way of making the Ad Blocker ignore certain sites. There is possibly a way, but it has to be paid for.................... unless one of you good guys can advise how without subscribing to a premium service.

Does anybody have a recommendation for an Ad Blocker where certain sites can be easily ignored please?

[GroveHillWanderer]

According to the AdBlock help pages, you can disable it for specific sites. There's no mention of having to have a paid version that I can see.

Are you trying to watch a video or read an article on a site that doesn't allow ad blockers? Do you want to support a site you love by allowing it to show you ads every time you visit? Do you want to see ads on all sites and only block them on a few? We provide a number of different options so AdBlock works best for you.

Note: The methods described below work in desktop browsers on Chrome, Firefox and Edge.

https://helpcenter.getadblock.com/hc/en ... able-again

[Big Boy]

Thank You GroveHillWanderer. Instructions given on that link did not work, but it made me think a bit further outside of the box, and I think I've disabled Ad Block for the 2 sites in question.

[buksida]

I use Brave browser, which blocks most ads and intrusive scripts without the need for third-party ad blockers.

[GroveHillWanderer]

Thank You GroveHillWanderer. Instructions given on that link did not work, but it made me think a bit further outside of the box, and I think I've disabled Ad Block for the 2 sites in question.

Sounds good - hope it actually does work for you.