Adds rule for thefreedictionary.com #3149
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Will allow the content to be displayed and also suppress the annoying top banner alerting about the ad-blocker.
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Already patched by Easylist/Ultimate Filter list filters. Filter - |
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Well, I use tampermonkey with this script and AdBlocker plus. I suppose those rules are for the "uBlock" tool, right? |
This fixes the "please no ads" snag from kissanime.ru (new domain used now)
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Will allow the content to be displayed and also suppress the annoying top banner alerting about the ad-blocker.
Note: I understand this project is dead. I'm just leaving the pull request so people can benefit from the fix I found (if anybody else been annoyed with thefreedictionary as I was! hehe). Works for me on Chrome.
The extra linebreak in the end of the file is github's fault. I edited the file directly on github, pasting the code I added on my file locally.