As it won't allow me to post to the correct forum, so I am posting here
Site: bing.com
Visit bing in Firefox using a desktop computer
Click one of the pics on the carousel to open a new page. Some of the pics on the carousel have Ad in the top-left corner
If you press CTRL + U to view page source, scroll down and you will see a list:
id="tob_1"
id="tob_MSNOS_43DB39CDC7E3637BD9438EDC8A863DFC"
...
The ones with numbers (tob_6) are adverts and any MSNOS are normal. Usually, you will see two with numbers and the rest will be MSNOS
Adverts usually have a tobitem_a class and if you target that class, the pic will be removed but it will have a blank in its place.
If you right-click on the carousel advert to block, Adguard creates a rule:
I chose to do the following:
Matches tob_1 (a number after the underscore)
or
Matches id="tob_1" (including the id= and the double-quotes)
I am still working on the nth-child rule
Site: bing.com
Visit bing in Firefox using a desktop computer
Click one of the pics on the carousel to open a new page. Some of the pics on the carousel have Ad in the top-left corner
If you press CTRL + U to view page source, scroll down and you will see a list:
id="tob_1"
id="tob_MSNOS_43DB39CDC7E3637BD9438EDC8A863DFC"
...
The ones with numbers (tob_6) are adverts and any MSNOS are normal. Usually, you will see two with numbers and the rest will be MSNOS
Adverts usually have a tobitem_a class and if you target that class, the pic will be removed but it will have a blank in its place.
If you right-click on the carousel advert to block, Adguard creates a rule:
bing.com###tob_slidecontainer_638064220392503886 > div.slide:nth-child(9)I chose to do the following:
Matches tob_1 (a number after the underscore)
bing.com###/tob_\d+/or
Matches id="tob_1" (including the id= and the double-quotes)
bing.com/(id=\")+(tob_\d+)+\"/I am still working on the nth-child rule