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How To Stop Daily Mail Popup Videos? by Dypsis » Mon Nov 06, 2017 5:27 am. The Daily Mail news site automatically pops up and plays videos in news articles. This is very annoying.
Tried to block Daily Mail popout video. ... lot of articles from Daily Mail has this popout videos at ...
Re: Daily Mail Now Detecting Ad Blockers Post by Dungogvolts » Thu Sep 19, 2019 1:20 am Neil Prague wrote: Actually I didn't need to be cryptic after all Removing/blocking DM cookies allows access to the site but then pages with embedded videos don't always display properly.
Re: Dailymail.co.uk blocking comment viewing. by dr150 » Sun Jul 30, 2017 4:26 am. Same problem here. I went ahead and uninstalled it and using Adblocker Ultimate and that works fine for the moment. I also had to change blockers on Safari to get the Comment section working again. This SHOULD get fixed as DailMail is an extremely popular site.
I found out temp. solution. I installed Touch VPN in Chrome, disabled ABP and Enabled inside Touch VPN everything, so that mean Ads Blocker, Trackers Blocker, Cookies Blocker, Malware Blocker, WebRTC blocker, ByPass Local Network Blocker, and it work, Even the Daily Mail script thanked me for shutting down ABP, but I shut down all of theirs ads, 108 of them from homepage and one article page.
Turns out I had enabled Flashblock plugin while investigating the Daily Mail problem which caused the flash/Youtube problems. That is all sorted. The Daily Mail is still not showing images when using your Social List (tested again today). Not a big deal for me but you may want to keep advised of the problem.
I 've been using ABP for several years on IE. For the past 7 or 8 weeks I have noticed that it is no longer blocking ads on the Daily Mail website ( I don't agree with the editorial leaning, but it is the best laid-out newspaper website - without the ads). My ABP is up to date. Previously it had blocked 100% of ads.
Websites are in their right to request users to disable their ad blocker. And while we believe anti-adblocking walls are an intrusive practice, we also understand the reasons publishers ask users to allow ads to see their content. Most importantly, although it's technically possible to block those notifications, in many cases it is illegal to ...
Click on the ABP icon in the upper right corner of your browser’s toolbar. (If you don’t see it there, simply click on the puzzle piece icon to find it.) Click on the gear icon in the upper right of the Adblock Plus menu. On the left side of the window, click Allowlisted websites. Type the website you’d like to allow ads on into the list ...
1. Load Yahoo mail 2. Hit compose 3. Type gibberish into the body and wait 4. Chrome will pop up a 'Do you want to leave this page?' dialog 5. Hit Stay on Page And as long as you don't leave the mail page altogether and come back, it won't bother you again. Seems whoever implemented this did a bad job of it. Hoping this is fixed sooner than ...