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So you have to install Adblock Plus normally on Microb and then grab the file from your desktop install, correct? You didn't mention it in your post.
First, install version 1.0.2 from https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir...#version-1.0.2
So once you place the patterns.ini file in there, any ABPlus subscriptions will automatically update? Or will you ever-so-often have to move your patterns.ini file over to the device again and again?
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Yes, you do have to install Adblock Plus on Microb. But the current version doesn't work. It has to be an old archived version, as I say in my post:
And Psymastr:
You'll have to copy it over again. If someone (zerojay?) makes a package, maybe they'll update the package with a new settings.ini every few months and then bump the package version so we'll all get a new version of the patterns.ini file.
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--- Original Post ---
If you want to enable Adblock Plus for the Fremantle browser (MicroB), you have to use a very "hackish" method.
Prerequisite: Adblock Plus plugin on a desktop Firefox install
First, install version 1.0.2 from https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir...#version-1.0.2
Next, take the patterns.ini file from your existing Adblock install (usually found in your mozilla profile folder, in a subfolder called adblockplus ) and put it on the N900.
Make a new directory: /home/user/.mozilla/microb/adblockplus
Put the patterns.ini file into the new directory.
Reboot the device.
Enjoy ad-free browsing.
Please post other, less hackish, solutions below as you find them.
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Last edited by qole; 2009-11-18 at 18:28.