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SkyCaptainSkyCaptain IndianaRegistered User regular
Is there a way?

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  • SkyCaptainSkyCaptain IndianaRegistered User regular
    edited March 2011
    I'll take this as a solid no. :mrgreen:

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  • citizen059citizen059 hello my name is citizen I'm from the InternetRegistered User regular
    edited March 2011
    There's one possible method here: http://www.quero.at/adblock_ie_tpl.php

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  • Dark ShroudDark Shroud Registered User regular
    edited March 2011
    There are several actually but here is an easy one.

    http://simple-adblock.com/

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  • SkyCaptainSkyCaptain IndianaRegistered User regular
    edited March 2011
    There are several actually but here is an easy one.

    http://simple-adblock.com/

    Ah that one worried me as malware.

    edit - And they want you to pay for it. Screw that.

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  • Dark ShroudDark Shroud Registered User regular
    edited March 2011
    Yeah, they just switched over to a pay model. I've been using it for free for almost a year. Most of the IE ad blockers that were free & good have either switched to a pay model or have been discontinued.

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  • GrimReaperGrimReaper Registered User regular
    edited March 2011
    Just use Firefox 4, the RC looks like it's going to be the final. In other words the RC is identical to the final version that gets publicly released.

    If for some bizarre reason you want the IE engine you could just use the ietab addon.

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  • Lord JezoLord Jezo Registered User regular
    edited March 2011
    IE is quite lacking in the extensions department.

    If they had a few choice ones I might give it a go but as it is now it's not even worth opening outside of taking a quick peek.

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  • OptyOpty Registered User regular
    edited March 2011
    IE9 has Tracking Protection lists which acts like a lightweight ad block if you subscribe to all of those (except don't sub to TrustE since all they do is list ones that should be allowed).

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