Adguard

[allheart55 (Cindy E)]

I have been using Adguard for the past few days and I like it a lot better than Ad Block Plus.
It has filtered all of the advertisements so far and it also tells you whether a site is safe or not.

I have the free version and it does everything I want it to do. Adguard works with Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome.

You can quite easily add filters in case there is a site that you don't wish to block ads.

http://adguard.com/en/download.html?show=1&os=pc

 

[AWS]

I found this the other day. I am testing it out. There is one problem that I've seen. If you visit a site for the first time ads show. On page reload they are removed. Maybe I missed a setting or maybe they have it to show ads on first visit to a site. This only seems to happen on sites I haven't been to in the past that are not in my history.

 

[allheart55 (Cindy E)]

Hmmm, I haven't seen that yet. (It may be because I don't think I've gone to a new site yet.)

I'll have to check that out, Bob.

 

[Katrina]

Adguard sounds like something I should try.

 

[N3]

Cindy......Where is the free version of adguard? All i see is the trial version?

 

[allheart55 (Cindy E)]

Now that you mention it, N3, it looks as if there isn't actually a free version, just a trial one.

 

[Mommalina]

Would you have to disable Ad Block Plus and/or Ad Muncher before
installing the free or pro version of Adguard? In other words, can you
use more than one at a time?

 

[allheart55 (Cindy E)]

I've been using it with Ad-Muncher, Lina.
I don't know about using it with Ad Block Plus.

It should be fine but I'll try it with all 3 on my other computer and let you know.