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For those using Chrome this helps, It is something built into chorme but turned off, be warned it is experimental but will be a standard feature soon.
This is an article that shares how to turn on site redirect protection inside chrome, works on Android and PC
http://www.droidviews.com/block-those-pesky-redirect-ads-in-google-chrome/
This is an article that shares how to turn on site redirect protection inside chrome, works on Android and PC
http://www.droidviews.com/block-those-pesky-redirect-ads-in-google-chrome/
http://d1l233c9ksc15c.cloudfront.ne...&pubid=1346261&ctype=2&classid=a1&subid1=web#
At this point CF has become unusable, can’t do anything the last week without a redirect. On Safari mobile.
At this point CF has become unusable, can’t do anything the last week without a redirect. On Safari mobile.
Same here - all on mobile using Chrome on android.Getting redirects probably 15-20% of the time I load it up on mobile.
I've won so many gift cards today.
@ChrisMWilliams this works. It blocks all redirects. Have been able to use CF uninterrupted for first time in months. I suggest all having trouble do it. (Short version: enter this in browser chrome://flags/#enable-framebusting-needs-sameorigin-or-usergesture
push enabled on first option....and boom no more redirects)
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On Safari mobile, I’ve been piling up gift cards pretty consistently for probably 2 or 3 weeks. I really like the latest version of Firefox for the iPhone, though, and have been using that as my primary browser for about the same amount of time. I plan to continue to. I’ve used Safari as my primary iPhone browser for years. I think it was a pretty major update. FF has a cleaner look and feel, and besides Reader has a new Night Mode, which is a lot easier on the eyes, and applies to every website you visit. During this same time period, as I was (and still am) constantly getting kicked out on Safari for iPhone — I didn’t have (and haven’t yet had) the same problem in FF — even once, even though I was using it probably 90 percent of the time.
Brave, a browser developed by one of the original developers of FF, is also pretty good. It blocks ads by default, and has easy to use site specific controls, and is pretty regularly improved upon. I wonder if this competition has anything to do with what appears to be a pretty major, and IMO, successful upgrade for FF.
The NYT and WP iPhone apps have night mode, but not the WSJ app. FF is the first browser I’ve seen with this feature built in.
Brave, a browser developed by one of the original developers of FF, is also pretty good. It blocks ads by default, and has easy to use site specific controls, and is pretty regularly improved upon. I wonder if this competition has anything to do with what appears to be a pretty major, and IMO, successful upgrade for FF.
The NYT and WP iPhone apps have night mode, but not the WSJ app. FF is the first browser I’ve seen with this feature built in.
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And again!!!! This one is warning you about a virus on your phone
http://us.zaebpokupdom.com/landers/en_dir_us/index.html
http://us.zaebpokupdom.com/landers/en_dir_us/index.html
So do you just read these and then do nothing about them? The autoplay for videos and "amazon gift card winner" popups have been going on since I can remember.
