highland145
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They're still not flushable.Perfect reason to buy a new machine. The new ones come with RGB tampon applicators.
They're still not flushable.Perfect reason to buy a new machine. The new ones come with RGB tampon applicators.
I'm using firefox on android. If you're using chrome, you need to switch browsers. Kiwi is a popular android browser that's basically chrome, and I think supports chrome extensions. You'd want to install that, then install ublock origin. You then want to open the ublock interface(don't know how on non firefox browsers), tap the eyedropper, then pick the elements on the page you want to hide.instructables?
Not the bell but denying that I'm logged in is my problem.Why is this a mystery. It is a ploy for viewers to disable their ad blockers because Perch doesn’t make any money off people who block ads.
Notifications <> adsWhy is this a mystery. It is a ploy for viewers to disable their ad blockers because Perch doesn’t make any money off people who block ads.
lol the home desktop. Thanks.I'm using firefox on android. If you're using chrome, you need to switch browsers. Kiwi is a popular android browser that's basically chrome, and I think supports chrome extensions. You'd want to install that, then install ublock origin. You then want to open the ublock interface(don't know how on non firefox browsers), tap the eyedropper, then pick the elements on the page you want to hide.
If you're on a desktop, you can use whatever browser that supports extensions(I use and endorse firefox), then do the same as above, but it's all easier since you aren't poking the screen like a monkey :^D
Swing your arm around a bit and say that again 3 times.i don't block the ads, i just want free of this damned bell!
if only i could figure out which element to block to get rid of seeing other peoples' likes on twitterThis element blocker thing is a whole new world to me, a beautiful new world.
Why is this a mystery. It is a ploy for viewers to disable their ad blockers because Perch doesn’t make any money off people who block ads.
Except isn't this just like the FBI warning at the front of a movie, where the people doing the behavior they're trying to stop won't ever even see it, while the people not doing it will be, driving them to find ways to get around it?
If people using adblockers won't see it, then what does it accomplish? If they need money, maybe think about improving the reason people were coming to this site in the first place (the articles)?
Block Twitter?if only i could figure out which element to block to get rid of seeing other peoples' likes on twitter
Like a Boss, lxs is.
You are a sick individual.i like it, it adds some charm
This element blocker thing is a whole new world to me, a beautiful new world.
Not the bell but denying that I'm logged in is my problem.
I would be missed.if only that were true.....
I am avoiding this issue by installing Brave browser. Now they don't even get the paltry ad revenue they used to get from my visits.
Not only the bell but the malicious exploit ads that ATOT throws up every once in a while that will redirect your mobile browser. Brave solves all the problems.
Switch browser.