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  #1611060 13-Aug-2016 12:33
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Do you have Ghostery, or block scripts, use a hosts files with custom domains (either on PC or router) or use a third party DNS?





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  #1611068 13-Aug-2016 13:00
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freitasm:

 

Do you have Ghostery, or block scripts, use a hosts files with custom domains (either on PC or router) or use a third party DNS?

 

 

I utilise my active directory servers for their dns but then these just point to the 2degrees DNS servers, so no to the points.


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  #1611069 13-Aug-2016 13:02
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Thanks. Was wondering if you had something like OpenDNS or others that might have an option to block ads at DNS level.

 

 





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  #1611070 13-Aug-2016 13:04
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freitasm:

 

Thanks. Was wondering if you had something like OpenDNS or others that might have an option to block ads at DNS level.

 

 

 

 

S'ok.  I can see every add on the page by the way, all in their normal places.


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  #1611590 14-Aug-2016 21:16
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Seriously, this is getting beyond a joke.

I keep loosing +1 buttons and quick reply boxes randomly because I'm blocking ads. BUT I'M NOT.
reloading the page fixes it usually.

I have adblock plus and flashblock. Both are disabled on GZ.


I understand what you're trying to achieve, but the half arsed passive aggressive approach annoys the crap out of me.

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  #1611600 14-Aug-2016 21:45
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There must be something else that's blocking it - no hosts file changed, DNS with "security features", etc? Or perhaps something in the network is preventing a script to load. We are working with the script providers to eliminate those false positive and find that mostly the results are getting better. If you have a problem again, open an incognito tab and try it. Let me know the results.





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  #1611604 14-Aug-2016 21:53
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I've just tried it and both incognito and normal cause the adblocker thing to display.

 

"It looks like you're using an adblocker. Geekzone relies on ads to keep our content and forums free. Please support the Geekzone community by whitelisting us. The forum auto refresh will resume once Geekzone is whitelisted. Thank you! "

 

As before, I do not have any extensions to IE11 at all which should cause a change.  Just tried with Chrome on the same machine and it works, no adblock warning and auto-refresh works as expected... So in the space of 30s after changing browser it works fine.

 

I'm running Windows 10 IE11 with the anniversary update.  Something must be kicking the script off from Windows 10 updates...


 
 
 

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  #1611615 14-Aug-2016 22:42
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I see what you mean by IE11... Just reproduced it here.





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its happening again at times

 

 

chrome

 

windows 10

 

 





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  #1661786 31-Oct-2016 22:53
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I've just started having the same problem tonight on my laptop running Windows 7 using Chrome browser, with the orange banner saying Hey, we've noticed you have ad blocker enabled. Please consider whitelisting Geekzone.

 

Still get all the adds.

 

Can't see the plus one button

 

No changes at my end. :(





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  #1661787 31-Oct-2016 22:56
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Now the banners gone and the Plus One button is back. :)





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  #1661788 31-Oct-2016 22:56
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No changes including no DNS changes?




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  #1661789 31-Oct-2016 22:57
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No changes at all.





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  #1661790 31-Oct-2016 22:58
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Perhaps something wasn't loading because of ISP problems and now it is back?




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  #1661791 31-Oct-2016 22:59
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Worked OK on my tablet using the same WiFi access point





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