Feedback: Ads with sound
- Thread starter 1100011CS
- Start date
I already have that. Just hadn't done the URL blocking part. Never had an issue before.
Another vote to get rid of the ads with sound. My work computer runs my phone through a voip service on the computer, so I can't just mute my laptop. I also don't have options to install any different browsers or ad blockers, I'm stuck with IE. This mattress ad is really keeping me away from the site during the day.
yeah, it's definitely annoying. I attempted this google chrome thing but I'm not seeing the adblock logo. Obviously I'm doing something wrong but I'm not sure what just yet.
I used Blocksite add-on for Firefox, and used the link above from IcSyU. So far so good!
Click on the wrench to the right of the address bar -> Tools -> Extensions -> Select options for AdBlock -> Customize -> then manually edit your filters and paste
||digitalsportsventures.com
In there and hit save.
This is worse than the Jamie Lee Curtis Activia commercial that was on here a few months ago 
But seriously, ads with sound shouldn't be on the website. We know the ads generate revenue but ads with sound are very annoying and can drive people away.
This is worse than the Jamie Lee Curtis Activia commercial that was on here a few months ago
Ads have been reported and will be removed asap. They aren't allowed on the site. We are very specific with this company about this but from time to time, noisy ones slip through the cracks. We're on it. Thanks for your input.
Thanks, Today is the first time I've ever had it happen to me. I thought it might be because I just updated to Firefox 4.0. I only heard it 5 or 6 times but man, how many times do they think it takes until you decide, "Hey, I DO need a new Serta mattress!"
(Bows head in supplication) - Chris, you are the God of all board masters !!!
Thanks Chris. I'll try again bright and early Tuesday morning. One good thing about the phone formats, no ads.
Maybe it's just a MAC/Safari thing, but I have yet to experience these ads that are spoken of, without downloading Chrome or Notscripts or anything else related to ad blocking. I have no clue what most of you are talking about. Another reason why Apple rules.
Until you are 3 months into using it and spend 5 minutes trying to figure out why a website isn't working. And then you realize you forgot to whitelist it. :sad:
I've gotten them plenty on my MacBook Pro using both Rockmelt and Safari browsers.
