Re: Praising Opera 9

Alf-Ivar Holm schrieb:
Alexander Skwar <listen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

Does Opera finally have something that's at least as good and easily
usable as Adblock+ on Firefox?

Click button 3 (X terminology-ish), choose "Block content ...", click
on the ads you don't want to see, click "Done", the ads are removed

Does this also work for layers? Can I specify id=''s, that I dislike?
Can I specify class=""'s, that I don't want to see? Can I specify
parts of URIs that are not allowed to be shown (e.g. if there's "espotting"
*somewhere* in URI, the content is to be blocked)? Can I make it so,
that those bans are only for a certain domain? E.g.

heise.de#*(class*=banner)

This would block all the "class=banner" elements on heise.de, but not
on other domains.

Does all of this work?

and the page resizes, unless the ad is contained in a fixed container
of some sort.

Can those fixed containers be removed as well?

Looks a bit similar to the Flashblock in Firefox's
Adblock.

I don't know what you mean with that.

Which is better or more usable is up to you.

The interface to Adblock+ and the features it offers, are close to perfect.
Anything less is not what I want. I basically want an Adblock+ for Opera.
If there's no such thing, than I tend to say, that Opera is lacking an
extremely important feature.

Alexander Skwar
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