COLIN  Adsubtract Automatic doesn't seem to work whatsoever. Running Safari 4.03 and OS X 10.6.1. But if I download the non automatic version from the developers site everything works fine. Except it blocks some aspects of Gmail.  
(Version Automatic)

STEVEN JAY COHEN  The AdSubtract filters are being ported to GlimmerBlocker. See the GlimmerBlocker Custom Filter page for more details.  
(Version Automatic)

MATREYA  I'm amazed that this thing even works in Safari 4 under 10.6   
(Version Automatic)

SYR WULLAM  Is this project dead? It would be a pity, because this stylesheet solves most (!) of my ad issues. The reason I can't give it five stars is that it's not been updated since last December. Too bad. :-(  
(Version 11-2007)

JOHNNY ROCKET  just an FYI,on the developers site there's a download for AdSubtractAutomatic.css that will automatically keep the css file up to date. pretty cool.  
(Version 11-2007)

JOHNNY ROCKET  works great so far. Been trying to find something that blocks the flash ads as well and this does the trick. thanks guys!  
(Version 11-2007)

NEONBLUE2  Blocks most ads though still more work to do. Would get a 4 if only there so much white space where the ads used to be!

I'm gonna stick with Good Vibrations until this is fixed.  
(Version 10-2007)

FYREFLYE  Yes, it does block the ads that SafariBlock and Saft don't get, and it kills Flash ads too. Safari's lack of a workable ad filtering system has been one of the main reasons I don't use it as my default browser. I'm still waiting for something comparable to Firedox's NoScript before I change over, but AdSubtract is a big step forward.  
(Version 10-2007)

ARKHAM6  You post at Google Code yet you block adsense? Funny :)  
(Version 10-2007)

FYREFLYE  Now that I've downloaded it, where do I install it?  
(Version 10-2007)

MAC NERD  Best CSS filter I've ever used. Much better than floppymoose (cudos nevertheless to their efforts). Most importantly for me: allows Safari to load video feeds from CNN and FoxNews, while still managing to filter others' annoying ads.   
(Version 9-2007)

KICHI  For developer: what is the "setup.zip" file, that starts downloading when the webloc alias Readme is clicked??? If it is just a manual, I suggest mentioning it, or just choosing a different way of distribution.  
(Version 9-2007)

IWEDLER  i have tried safariblock, saft and many others, but

YOU'RE MY STAR ;)  
(Version 9-2007)

STEVEN JAY COHEN  Hey everyone. Good Vibrations is a community effort. So, please report missed ads and accidentally blocked content at Good Vibrations' webpage:

http://sagefire.org/category/software/good-vibrations-css/

Remember, until we fix a bug you report, revealing blocked content is as easy as turning off Good Vibes in your preferences.  
(Version 9-2007)

TJH  I love it. But it doesn't work with some sites at all. For example macmod.com, which it absolutely butchers.  
(Version 9-2007)

DRDUL  Works for me! I added GoodVibrations.css to Safari, and now pages load FAST! I like that it's not a plug-in or other hack — it's simply a style sheet, so there are no compatibility issues. A few ads still get through, but overall it does a great job. I consider it an essential Safari enhancement. Many thanks to the developer!  
(Version 8-2007)

ARKHAM6  Keeps blocking non-ads content. Meh.  
(Version 8-2007)

STEVEN JAY COHEN  It blocks Image and Flash Ads (using size and source data). This differs from SafariBlock and PithHelmet because this is NOT a plugin. It is just a stylesheet. So, it will NEVER be incompatible with an update.  
(Version 8-2007)

DOUG S.  Does it disable all Flash or is it just certain Flash ads based on IDs and Classes?  
(Version 8-2007)

MACUPDATE ADMIN  Hey this works very well [Safari 3.0.3 (522.12.1)], blocks that nasty Flash content... Thanks!  
(Version 8-2007)

SJK  Seems to be working well with NetNewsWire so far. Thanks, Steven!  
(Version 7-2007)