So today, I am going to show you how to disable or remove AdBlock in commonly used browsers, step by step. Also, I want to ensure I never run into this problem again. I can easily whitelist those sites, but it’s going to be very time-consuming because I don’t know which sites are like CNN and which are not. Looks familiar? Obviously, the CNN website can detect that I’m using an ad blocker. For example, I wanted to visit CNN but ran into this warning instead. However, installing AdBlock prevents you from accessing websites whose revenue are driven by display ads. As the name suggests, its main function is to block unwanted and annoying advertisements from being displayed when you surf the Internet. We also reviewed this extension in our best ad blocker roundup. Or go into the code and find where they messed it up and fix it maybe.AdBlock is a popular content filtering extension for major web browsers like Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, and Microsoft Edge. Hopefully one of the developers will see this post and take pity on the user and tell us where to find whatever setting they have changed and hidden to make this happen.

You can't grab and drag it to expand it either, hard coded to that size I am sure. If you look closely at the image you will see those section divider things when you hide the extensions from the toolbar the section with address/search icon, VPN icon, zoom, snapshot icon, opera's built in adblocker icon and bookmark icon stays the same size.

It doesn't free up any space in the search/address bar section. I hid a number of the extensions, especially ones that work in the background. But whatever the developers have done to Opera, that doesn't help.

Ridgerunner last edited said in All Extensions showing in main bar now:ĭo you use need to see all of them constantly? You can right click on each and select 'hide from toolbar' to make some room/

Opera extensions disable all extensions