
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements
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This is an extension that improve konqueror adblock.
You can see all blockable elements, write a filter on the fly, save the filter and see all blocked elements.
Required cmake > 2.3
14 years ago
v0.0.5
Direct access to adblock configuration
Smart filter menu
Icon instead of Label
v0.0.4
Use QListView instead of QTable
Alert when adblock is disabled
Fixed same bugs
v0.0.3
Fixed same bugs
Fixed a noise crash
Minor cosmetic fix
v0.0.2
Avoid duplicated urls
Live upgrade of filters
Now we can filter html OBJECT and EMBED
Avoid multiple rows selection
14 years ago
v0.0.5
Direct access to adblock configuration
Smart filter menu
Icon instead of Label
v0.0.4
Use QListView instead of QTable
Alert when adblock is disabled
Fixed same bugs
v0.0.3
Fixed same bugs
Fixed a noise crash
Minor cosmetic fix
v0.0.2
Avoid duplicated urls
Live upgrade of filters
Now we can filter html OBJECT and EMBED
Avoid multiple rows selection
Anonycat
13 years ago
How does anything ever manage to get into that space to begin with?
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Anonycat
13 years ago
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AlexanderMarkov
12 years ago
http://img48.imageshack.us/img48/4034/adblockpa3.png
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me-macias
13 years ago
http://www.benchmark.pl/glowna.php
And try to block the top flash animation. I blocked everything except gifs, and it is still displayed.
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rados
14 years ago
What about some quick option with right-click to enable/disable adblock.
Why its not possible directly from your adblock window drop "red line" rule. (unblock blocked elements) .. its boring for me enable menu-bar > going to settings > adblock > and searching the proper line?
Thanks anyway
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HessiJames
14 years ago
thanks, that's a really cool extension.
would it be possible to show which filter blocks an element. for example one of my filters blocks videos from youtube.com and i don't know which filter it is :D
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Flameeyes
14 years ago
Also, I do have a crash with adblock enabled if I open one of the preview windows in kde-apps or kde-look and close it by clicking on the screnshot. I have a backtrace but didn't have time to fix it yet.
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dagnele
14 years ago
Ciao,
Daniele
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Hirs
14 years ago
I know I can delete it from khtmlrc file, but I'm a bit lazy :)
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dagnele
14 years ago
Ciao
Daniele
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Superstoned
14 years ago
you might wanna send it to one of the Konqueror maintainers...
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klichota
14 years ago
I get the following error while trying to build:
$ ./build.sh
CMake Error: KDE3_DIR is not set. It must be set to the directory containing KDE3Config.cmake in order to use KDE3.
-- Configuring done
make: *** No rule to make target `install'. Stop.
I don't have KDE3Config.cmake anywhere in my system (including CMake packages). Where can I get it from?
Regards
Krzysztof Lichota
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klichota
14 years ago
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hellblade
14 years ago
You could even make the image change when an element is blocked in the page.
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benjaminisant
14 years ago
It would be great to get rid of many adds at once (.*googlead.*)
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nescius
14 years ago
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polrus
14 years ago
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flavio
14 years ago
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dagnele
14 years ago
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blujay
14 years ago
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ChL
14 years ago
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Psypointer
14 years ago
i´m always getting this error:
./build.sh
-- Check for working C compiler: gcc
-- Check for working C compiler: gcc -- works
-- Check size of void*
-- Check size of void* - done
-- Check for working CXX compiler: c++
-- Check for working CXX compiler: c++ -- works
CMake Error: KDE3_DIR is not set. It must be set to the directory containing KDE3Config.cmake in order to use KDE3.
-- Configuring done
make: *** No rule to make target `install'. Stop.
I´m using Gentoo ~x86, KDE 3.5.2, what to do now?
Felix
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hellblade
14 years ago
Go there and download 'Linux i386'. Install it somewhere (eg. ~/cmake) and then edit adblock's build.sh and replace 'cmake' with "~/cmake/bin/cmake" while keeping the rest of that line intact! After the installation you can remove the ~/cmake dir if you want.
This way it won't touch your Debian installed cmake files:)
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mebrelith
14 years ago
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jackiebrown
14 years ago
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