How do i disable my adblocker

A major concern for the software that it was almost impossible to do and took literally hours and hours.Add to that that I'm a software engineer and it beggars belief anyone else could ever manage it.The browser is essentially blocking adverts behind a convoluted mess of a settings system of menus that are extremely confusing and opaque.But I have spent hours and hours studying it to find how to enable advertising and find the hundreds of cookies that every website seems able to give you whether you clicked anything or not.So well done Opera, you've almost completely destroyed the codebase.What will your next trick be...? Hattyfatner @burnout426 last edited by Hattyfatner I looked into the settings and followed some of the instructions from burnout426.But it is concerning for me that the settings were so hard to use and took hours.The browser is blocking adverts behind a convoluted and confusing settings system.So the settings are in a bad place and not nearly enough cookies are being blocked.This post is a bit messed up now due to restrictions on my editing and deleting privileges which I don't see how my post is now your property..How come I can't delete or edit my posts after just 30 minutes? leocg Moderator Volunteer @Hattyfatner last edited by @Hattyfatner What settings you think are that difficult to understand and use?What blocks the ads is the adblocker, so you just need to enable or disable it to have ads blocked or allowed.What settings are in a bad place?

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This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it. last edited by I got so bored of the videos I was watching I decided to turn ads back on for some variety. But yt thinks Opera is trying to adblock.I have Opera 110.0.5130.35 burnout426 Volunteer last edited by Did you turn the adblocker off just for Youtube or completely at the URL opera://settings/privacyProtection? If the former, try the latter.Also, make sure lucid mode is off at the URL opera://settings/lucidMode.Then, goto the URL opera://settings/content/all, type youtube.com in the search field and click "Delete displayed content". Then, repeat for google.com.Then, goto the URL opera://settings/clearBrowserData and clear "cached images and files" for all time.Then see if Youtube still thinks you're using an adblocker. If so, disable your extensions at the URL opera://extensions one by one and repeat the clearing of Youtube and Google data and your cache and try again.If still no go, you might have to fool Youtube into thinking you're using Chrome. See for 2 examples of how to do that. Markjons Banned last edited by This post is deleted! Hattyfatner last edited by Hattyfatner Annoyingly, the problem is inconsistent. I'll have to come back to this thread when it breaks next.Regarding your advice. I found it all borderline dangerous. Hattyfatner last edited by This problem has come back. I can't use Opera now because YT isn't working.YT still thinks Opera is ad-blocking.I wonder what the redacted comment said.So I had to move over to Chrome for this reason. Hattyfatner @Hattyfatner last edited by @Hattyfatner it's a shame the reply that was previously here was deleted as it did help to some extent.I looked into the setting and followed some of of the instruction carefully but for some bizzarre reason, the post is deleted.But it is

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December 21, 2022, 4:07pm 1 Description of the issue:I wish to hide youtube shorts from my subscriptions. So, I applied filters that I use within other browsers (firefox + chrome, via ublock extension). But the shorts are still there.These filters can be found there : I missing something?How can this issue be reproduced?add rules from url above in shield > content filtering > create custom filters (+ save changes and even restart brave)display youtube subscriptions: spammed by shortsExpected result:No shorts from subscriptionsBrave Version( check About Brave):Version 1.46.144 Chromium: 108.0.5359.128 (Official Build) (64-bit)Additional Information:Filters currently working with firefox and chrome (ublock)I even copy/past them into brave.In firefox, the shorts are back when I disable ublock (so, it’s not another extension). Brave doesn’t support Procedural Cosmetics = upward property, or has-text or has or any of that.They are working on some stuff at the moment but they will support procedurals someday. Cyrille December 22, 2022, 8:08am 3 Thank you @anon57438784I installed ublock extension, added custom filters and it works now. If you want to effectively run uBlock, you can always turn off every list and only use My Filters or at least turn off Ignore generic cosmetic filters and turn on Parse and enforce cosmetic filters so uBlock won’t use resources for them.But my filters takes priority and don’t use those settings so you can have procedural cosmetics without having to apply all generic and normal cosmetics from other lists.Or you can just run my filters so you only do cosmetic filters and everything else with Brave’s adblocker, there are still some rules Brave doesn’t support, but 96% will be okay.That’s why I always have uBlock running so I can work around the features that are still not supported by Brave, but I know I can achieve the same behavior in Brave than uBlock, of course, if I need procedural cosmetics since they are not going to have a workaround if they cover too many things I will still be forced to use uBlock.But hopefully early next year Brave get support for Procedurals so uBlock will be less useful for Brave users. fanboynz December 22, 2022, 9:03am 5 youtube.com##[is-shorts] in brave://adblock would cover homepage shorts, while not quite as comprensive, its something. system Closed January 21, 2023, 9:03am 6 This topic was automatically closed 30 days after the last reply. New replies are no longer allowed.