Block all youtube ads with Exceptions -U entry.

[Belarathon]

Quote:Sorry, I didn't want you to go through all that.

That's alright - it's something I tried weeks ago while trying to resolve the issue, before I went through the log and found the offending adPath line.

Usually, the first page of thumbnails loads completely, but only half of them on the second page of search returns. It's rather a strange issue. It must be a consequence of blocking doubleclick.


Edit: Yep....it's the doubleclick portion of

Code:

#ad((id(^$TST(\3=n)(^$TST(\9=.)))|fu|js|s(x|(^=[^1-9]|(^?)))|vt
  |v($TST(\9=[/.])(^$TST(\3=c|:))|[0-9]|(^[^/.]))|x)([0-9][a-z0-9]+|)
  |[#0:*](^-)|(^$TST(\3={)|\=|/$TST(\3=>)|-(bin|hoc|lib)|.doubleclick))
#  &&\8&($TST(volat=*.log:[12]*)$ADDLST(Log-Rare,ALST AdP \8\t\u)|)

If you remove "|.doubleclick))" from the entry, the thumbnails will load. Now if I do that, do I need to have double parenthesis after the following part to close it?

Code:

(bin|hoc|lib)

Like so?

Code:

(bin|hoc|lib))

I tried it both ways, and the thumbnails load either way. I just want to make sure subtracting doubleclick from the entry doesn't break the rest of the code. I'm just extrapolating, but wouldn't the doubleclick portion be superfluous since this exists in adDomains.ptxt?

Code:

doubleclick(^.net/(clk;|pfadx/)|$TST(\3=.|ø))

Thanks.