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[Abster]

Stop the bloody Pharrell Williams advert.... It is annoying me now every time I open up this webpage a stupid woman starts speaking about Pharrell....

 

 

[frostypaw]

Buy a membership! Guilt free advertlessness, and a warm fuzzy feeling

[markrkp]

Yep, membership would do it ;-)

Edited June 16, 2015 by markrkp

[Spindles]

adblocker use is not tolerated here.  If you use it best not to use it on this domain, if you do don't broadcast it because a very dim view is taken.

 

I agree the ad is annoying, but as I'm not currently paying a subscription I am happy to put up with it.

[Abster]

Ok fair point...

 

I must admit I prefer O2 Broadband never used to get pops up stupid ads since they sold to Sky I seem to get adverts... I want O2 broadband back!

[Anderson19]

Get through one night without youuu

[carlos_londres]

adblocker use is not tolerated here.  If you use it best not to use it on this domain, if you do don't broadcast it because a very dim view is taken.

 

I agree the ad is annoying, but as I'm not currently paying a subscription I am happy to put up with it.

 

 

That's fair enough but a comrade needs help..

 

Ok fair point...

 

I must admit I prefer O2 Broadband never used to get pops up stupid ads since they sold to Sky I seem to get adverts... I want O2 broadband back!

 

Your service provider doesn't generally have a bearing on the adverts you see on a given webpage. The application you use to browse the internet (browser) can be configured to stop adverts being shown. This is done using an 'add-on' called 'adblocker' available for most popular browsers. You may even get a cats version which shows you pictures of cats instead of adverts, etc.

[Gnomicide]

Try here....

 

http://www.efestivals.co.uk/shop/adfree.shtml

[Crystal Waters]

I just turn the sound down!

[whisty]

That's fair enough but a comrade needs help..

 

 

Your service provider doesn't generally have a bearing on the adverts you see on a given webpage. The application you use to browse the internet (browser) can be configured to stop adverts being shown. This is done using an 'add-on' called 'adblocker' available for most popular browsers. You may even get a cats version which shows you pictures of cats instead of adverts, etc.

 

The site relies on ads, you mention that word A##### Mr Efests will jump all over your arse. Keep the ads or pay the subscription of £1.40 a month or whatever it equates to. 

[carlos_londres]

allowing someone to continue to think that their isp is causing them ad issues on websites is just cruel

[rubenz]

Once you scroll down the sound goes off so I never get to hear any more than "pharrell williams is .."

[Abster]

Its strange how all I've done is change ISP and I am bombared with adverts... Not just on here... Yes they have a purpose don't get me wrong,

 

I'm using firefox on a mac.... if that makes any difference...

 

It is annoying and if I had the spare dosh I would subscribe... (I'm a poor student)

Edited June 16, 2015 by Abster

[Abster]

allowing someone to continue to think that their isp is causing them ad issues on websites is just cruel

 

Its bloody strange how I didn't get adverts with O2 yet since moving ISP to sky I get adverts.... explain that? same computer same web browser just different ISP provider.....

[carlos_londres]

it could well be that O2 was blocking the ad servers actually but I doubt that

 

I'm not very technical so I don't know. But it is rare for an ISP in the UK to be blocking ad servers, I've never seen it and I have used a few..

 

:/

[zlatan]

live without you?  I want to know.