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I previously showed you how to block ads when browsing; however, InPrivate browsing in IE8 takes some time to learn which content needs blocking. Windows Forums moderator rsvr85 has written a guide, which shows you how to update InPrivate’s block list with AdBlock’s list, which will cut out ~80% of ads instantly.
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Rich is the owner and creator of Windows Guides; he spends his time breaking things on his PC so he can write how-to guides to fix them.
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Great method. I wonder if the developers thought that it would be used for this… IE is slowly but surely catching up with the competition.
Great method. I wonder if the developers thought that it would be used for this… IE is slowly but surely catching up with the competition.
Great method. I wonder if the developers thought that it would be used for this… IE is slowly but surely catching up with the competition.
Great method. I wonder if the developers thought that it would be used for this… IE is slowly but surely catching up with the competition.
I don’t know – I honestly doubt that IE will ever catch up with FF. The biggest thing is the sheer number of add-ons and users creating add-ons that keeps FF ahead.
I don’t know – I honestly doubt that IE will ever catch up with FF. The biggest thing is the sheer number of add-ons and users creating add-ons that keeps FF ahead.
I don’t know – I honestly doubt that IE will ever catch up with FF. The biggest thing is the sheer number of add-ons and users creating add-ons that keeps FF ahead.
[…] is well seasoned in desktop customization and has been mentioned a few times on Windows Guides before for his work over at the Forums (rsvr85#8217s […]
It does block the ads but still misses a few. Anyways, I’m not going back to IE for as long as I can imagine! Go Firefox! :)
It does block the ads but still misses a few. Anyways, I’m not going back to IE for as long as I can imagine! Go Firefox! :)
It does block the ads but still misses a few. Anyways, I’m not going back to IE for as long as I can imagine! Go Firefox! :)