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Posted by: Jackobyte (Thursday 4 September 2008, 12:24 PM)

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Would they entertain CustomizeGoogle?

If Google are likely to frown at Adblock Plus, they're even less likely to entertain that other great ad-zapper CustomizeGoogle, which explicitly targets the text ads in all Google pages, from search results to Gmail.

These are the extensions which make Firefox so popular. Flock also allows the use of these Firefox entensions in its browser.

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