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anyone have a new version of adblock for firefox that works with the new release? been looking around but cant seem to find one. Or any other programs that work as well.
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http://www.admuncher.com far better and has an extension to add on-the-fly filtering to firefox and plugins todo the same with IE and Opera should you ever need/want to use those.


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A simple CSS file, like the one from http://floppymoose.com/ works well for blocking most adverts.
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