O.K., I give up. Why can't I "see" the ads? Is my computer too old and

[theophilus]

crummy? Is my AVG firewall keeping them out? Do I not exist? I'm curious. I'd like to buy a clue....

[Mutley]

1. Meh, I can't see them either.

:shrug:

[theophilus]

2. So, what's wrong with us? Are we really ghosts in the machine? n/t

[Mutley]

3. What browser do you use?

[theophilus]

4. Netscape. n/t

[Mutley]

5. I don't know, then.

I'm using firefox with adblock.

[Lady Effingbroke]

6. I don't see any ads, either.

I am using Firefox and have added THIS CODE to my userContent.css file.

on edit: I am not using Adblock - the code I linked to seems to be blocking all the ads for now. :shrug:

[theophilus]

8. I'm also using Firefox. This seems to be the common thread......

Thanks for sharing. ;hi:

[riona]

7. Just wanted to see what was going on here

Never met a group of people who complained about NOT getting ads!
:yoiks:

[Lady Effingbroke]

9. No complaints here!

Just trying to help out by posting another way to block ads for those who do not wish to see them. :D

[theophilus]

10. I am "special" but I'm really not complaining. Believe me. I hope

the ads work out for DU but I will forego seeing them. I am just curious because my technology skills are limited and my computer is old and weak, so to speak. Thanks for dropping by. :hi:

[Lady Effingbroke]

11. Oh no, I was replying to flblu2, not you - no argument intended at all

with anyone!

I know a lot of people use Adblock with Firefox - it is one of the most popular extensions.

I just feel that I have enough extensions installed (around 25, last I checked), so this is just another way to block ads without installing yet another extension.

I have been using the ad blocking script for several years, and it still works wonderfully for all sites!

:hi: