've enabled ablocer for IE but the ads won'r go : (

[dotty.]

it says in my preferences that it is enabled but why ;t it getting rid of these pesky ads on here?

[dotty.]

can anyone explain to me simply why adblocker is not getting rid of the annoying noisy ads please?

[Mick-Talbot]

It got rid of your *I*

[magsmay]

why not try Chrome as your web browser? - I was with IE for years then changed to Chrome and its much faster and easier. yesterday i added ADblocker and immediately all adds on here disappeared -and on FB too which is fantastic -only found out abut ADblocker on here its a godsend as those adds give me a headache.

[dotty.]

just realised that all the adverts have gone, including the noisy ones, i had to leave ab and come back for the adblocker to kick in it would seem//1

[Dee Sa]

e mail Ed, he says he is trying to help but he needs to know which ads.

[sometimesit]

This link can also help 'Opt Out of Online Behavioral Advertising'

http://www.networkadvertising.org/

I've did it yesterday and have found that ads based on my searches have reduced almost nothing.

[boxtops]

I don't know what people mean about noisy ads - my sound is on, I get no noise.

[sometimesit]

I think it is where you are targeted by a site or search you do. The cookies on your computer seem to enable the ads "tailored for you' ???? some of these are similar to TV ads and have jingles/voice overs. I posted a link to the royal mint. Then every site I went to, that had ads, there it was an ad for the Royal Mint. There are others based on things I bought on Amazon.