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So, what browser are you running? I started using the content blocking feature over on Opera, and honestly, itβs been a total game changer for me. π
Started by Kyle King4 · · π 11 views · 186 replies
Elizabeth Anderson63 said:Chrome. Itβs everywhere. You can't escape it. Honestly, I don't get the hype, but then again, I probably shouldn't talk because I'm using it right now. It just sits there, eating up RAM like itβs at an all-you-can-eat buffet in Vegas. It's fast, sure, but at what cost? My laptop fans sound like a jet engine taking off every time I open more than three tabs. Just my two cents.
Taylor Gonzalez79 said:So what now? Where am I supposed to find the script?
boldhound8 said:I tried using Ovin - http://userscripts.org/scripts/versions/38806
but something isn't working quite right... π I can manage to collect stuff, but I just can't get it to expand at all. π
Taylor Gonzalez79 said:Yeah, I didn't exactly ace that one either. π¬
I'm thinking he was using something else entirely. If he doesn't want to drop it here, he should at least slide into someone's PMs with it. π
Kenneth Edwards said:Simply wonderful... on my 1920x1200 monitor, there's enough leftover space to fit an entire extra row of Nokia phones on both sides.π
http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/9315/74524660.png
I think I'll join the chorus of people asking if we could please come up with something a bit more intelligent than this current setup...
Matthew Ruiz8 said:these are just testsβexperiments, basically.Of course it won't stay like this forever.Maybe even the width will change; everything will settle eventually, it just takes time.
I can see Anderson has massive plans for this forum, and I'm honestly eager to see how the final product looks.
An ad blocker is meant to stop pop-ups and redirects, not hide ads entirelyβunless you go out of your way to configure it that way.