Well that was easy. Slightly different with Edge but not wholly. Thank you very much, ANS.Another Northern Soul wrote: ↑02 Aug 2022, 20:20Okay, the basics should be the same but forgive me if I'm talking nonsense, I use Chrome on HP laptop. In the top right corner, or v close, I have 3 vertical dots. I click on that and a drop down menu appears, with Settings near the bottom. I click on that and a new tab appears with a sidebar which has Extensions in the list. Click on that and with luck it will bring you choices such as Add Extensions or even Search for apps where you could key Ad block...Sniffer wrote: ↑02 Aug 2022, 19:21Microsoft Edge is my main one. Tom put Google Chrome and Firefox on here but I don't think I've ever used them.Another Northern Soul wrote: ↑02 Aug 2022, 18:02Let us know what ISP you use, mate, it's easy to advise on how to get Ad blockers via Settings and Extensions etc - ie Google Chrome is really straightforward.Sniffer wrote: ↑02 Aug 2022, 17:27I guess not. My son used to set the computer up if anything went wrong so I'm a bit lost now. I'm not hopeless but I don't know what I don't know. If you see what I mean.
Or easier, just search the www on how to add Ad Blocker to Microsoft Edge. Def worth trying.
Lingle - basically 6 letter Wordle - daily
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My goodness! This is incredible. You Tube without adverts. I am living my best IT life.Sniffer wrote: ↑02 Aug 2022, 21:20Well that was easy. Slightly different with Edge but not wholly. Thank you very much, ANS.Another Northern Soul wrote: ↑02 Aug 2022, 20:20Okay, the basics should be the same but forgive me if I'm talking nonsense, I use Chrome on HP laptop. In the top right corner, or v close, I have 3 vertical dots. I click on that and a drop down menu appears, with Settings near the bottom. I click on that and a new tab appears with a sidebar which has Extensions in the list. Click on that and with luck it will bring you choices such as Add Extensions or even Search for apps where you could key Ad block...Sniffer wrote: ↑02 Aug 2022, 19:21Microsoft Edge is my main one. Tom put Google Chrome and Firefox on here but I don't think I've ever used them.Another Northern Soul wrote: ↑02 Aug 2022, 18:02Let us know what ISP you use, mate, it's easy to advise on how to get Ad blockers via Settings and Extensions etc - ie Google Chrome is really straightforward.Sniffer wrote: ↑02 Aug 2022, 17:27I guess not. My son used to set the computer up if anything went wrong so I'm a bit lost now. I'm not hopeless but I don't know what I don't know. If you see what I mean.
Or easier, just search the www on how to add Ad Blocker to Microsoft Edge. Def worth trying.
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4 today. Ad free.
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My pleasure, Sniffer!
4 today
4 today
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4. Almost by accident.
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A 5 but very hard today, not happy!
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4, not easy.