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SafariBlock2.2r1

03 September 2008

Adds ad-blocking capability to Safari.

Overview

SafariBlock helps to provide a seamless extension to Safari Web Browser that supports ad-blocking. It is by design an imitation of Firefox's AdBlock extension, written because I love AdBlock, but I prefer to use Safari on Mac OS X.

What's new in SafariBlock

SafariBlock 2.2r1 was built to address some issues with downloading 2.2. If you're still having trouble installing SafariBlock with 2.2r1, please file an issue ASAP.

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141 Reviews of SafariBlock

Thus-spake-z
22 May 2009
Version: 2.2r1

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Upon launching Safari browser, a Safariblock "welcome" message appears right in your face on top of the just launched Safari page. I find it quite annoying. There's no apparent way to disable it from appearing. True you can easily quit the message but still, is the message really necessary? And in ones face no less? Other than that annoyance, Safariblock is really fine.
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Aargl
18 July 2012
Version: 2.2r1
The successor of SafariBlock is: http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/32851/safari-adblocker (based on SafariBlock source code)
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Aargl
08 September 2011
Version: 2.2r1
It's a real pity that this app has been discontinued! I'm still using it in Safari 506 on OS 10.5.8/iMac G5 and it never stopped working perfectly! I can use a standard list and add my specific items. Simply perfect! At the present time, the list I use is: http://easylist-downloads.adblockplus.org/liste_fr+easylist.txt (the standard one is http://easylist-downloads.adblockplus.org/easylist.txt) If you have a problem entering an url for the list, do it without "http://" or "https://".
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Tubo
29 May 2011
Version: 2.2r1
Works very well on older macs. Is still available via mirror (well-known mainstream computer mag): http://www.chip.de/downloads/SafariBlock_38225335.html
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John-Sawyer-CJS
02 November 2010
Version: 2.2r1
Can't download this--getting a message when I click on the main download link here on MacUpdate: Forbidden Your client does not have permission to get URL /files/SafariBlock22r1.dmg from this server. You are attempting to perform an activity that you have insufficient permissions for.
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Rik10463
09 April 2010
Version: 2.2r1
I installed SafariBlock and it works so well that NOTHING LOADS. Safari has become totally useless. There is no uninstall program that comes with this and searching for the files comes up empty. Hopefully if I re-install Safari I can have a functioning browser back.
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ehunt123
31 October 2009
Version: 2.2r1
Since there exist multiple (I counted 4) options, including doing the XCode 64-bit way, here's a summary: Safari on 64-bit works with this mod from: http://sweetpproductions.com/safariadblocker/ (Also listed here on MacUpdate) The modifications of github are from this persons work: http://burgersoftware.com/en/safariadblock However, he uses the InputManager method. This has been depreciated and is NOT supported on 64-bit Applications. Apple wants the IM method to go away (google for more comprehensive commentary by some of the folks who have worked more with it). There are also four or five forks, which I was unable to get working, looking like it had to do with the problem with IM on SL due to 64-bit. The first mentioned build works because it uses a 64-bit build, using normal SIMBL plugins you can install via ~/Library/SIMBL/Plugins It also takes care of installing SIMBL, using the 0.9.7a (at this time of writing) SIMBL plug. I also assume GlimmerBlocker works, since it is NOT an InputMananger but instead proxies all your traffic as if you were on a corporate LAN and having all traffic filtered via a regular HTTP proxy. It's a great alternative solution, using components from the Mozilla Project, and is available opensource as well. Hopefully this clears up some confusion.
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Gurubez
19 October 2009
Version: 2.2r1
Grrat Software, since it works on Safari4 64Bit its the best AdBlocker I ve ever had!!! It block also Flash Ads with a simple right click ... I had Pithhelmet before (on 32Bit) but I think it will be really hard for him to beat SafariBlock ;)
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Apple-cakes
15 October 2009
Version: 2.2r1
Right Click Flash is no longer working in Safari 4.0.3 after the update to Shockwave Flash 10.0 r32. Lots of annoying flash ads are getting through.
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Aargl
13 October 2009
Version: 2.2r1
Suddenly, yesterday, I've got an error message meaning "impossible to update the list" (really "too many http redirections"). After various tries, I found out that the address of the list has changed: Now it's https://easylist.adblockplus.org/easylist.txt instead of http://easylist.adblockplus.org/easylist.txt But as the "http://" is added automatically, I think there's no way of changing it to "https://"... :-( Strangely enough, while the auto update gives an error (and so do the "update now" button), if you click the "change..." button and validate without modifying the address, it works! (at less it seems)
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Islandmacman
06 September 2009
Version: 2.2r1
This appears to not work with Safari 4.02 - Flash 10 ads and others are getting through.
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thekidfromtheredbank
31 August 2009
Version: 2.2r1
Not working with Snow Leopard. Any info from the developer on this?
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Jeff7
17 August 2009
Version: 2.2r1
its working for me again in safari 4
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Jeff7
03 August 2009
Version: 2.2r1
Doesn't seem to be working at all in version 3...it used to, but after going back to 3 two days ago and installing fresh no ads are getting blocked. WTF?
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Tomp
29 June 2009
Version: 2.2r1
In Safari 4.0.1, right-click flash blocking seems to have stopped working, which is unfortunate. I'd love to see that restored. Otherwise it's a very good adblocker.
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Thus-spake-z
22 May 2009
Version: 2.2r1
Upon launching Safari browser, a Safariblock "welcome" message appears right in your face on top of the just launched Safari page. I find it quite annoying. There's no apparent way to disable it from appearing. True you can easily quit the message but still, is the message really necessary? And in ones face no less? Other than that annoyance, Safariblock is really fine.
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Atalantia
12 May 2009
Version: 2.2r1
Works great with Safari 4? Exept the flash block does not apear anymore by control click on a flash content.
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Hotscientist
24 March 2009
Version: 2.2r1
Excellent - and works fine with Safari 4
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Clarusad
28 February 2009
Version: 2.2r1
Still not compatible with Safari 4 :(
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Atalantia
31 October 2008
Version: 2.2r1
Order by alphabet would be great in the ist of blocked content.
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~s
27 September 2008
Version: 2.2r1
I didn't know where to ask: how to disable automatic ad-block? I want blocked only my manual filters list!
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Threedee912
04 September 2008
Version: 2.2r1
ABP list importing works great, doesn't slow Safari down much, does good job of blocking ads and cleaning up the space left over.
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Morpe
18 June 2008
Version: 2.1
hi! how to esclude a site from the filter ?
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D3athcarb4fatty
15 April 2008
Version: 2.1
I just uninstalled SafariBlock after using it for a few months, only to finally determine that it was the cause of my computer drastically slowing down! I'm using a Powerbook G4 with Tiger. I am also using WebKit, so not exactly Safari, so I'm not sure if that affected it or how. My browser now runs about 1.5-2x faster after uninstalling. Before there were plenty of long beach ball pauses when opening new sites or switching between tabs. Anyway, if anyone knows how I might be able to run SafariBlock without the slowdown (and without actually running the original Safari because WebKit is awesome) I would really appreciate it.
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Islandmacman
27 February 2008
Version: 2.1
This works so incredibly well. thanks!
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Discerptor
25 February 2008
Version: 2.1
I'm very impressed with the update to SafariBlock. I didn't use it before because it required the tedious process of downloading the proper list files and even then didn't block the ads in the right way (like Firefox's AdBlock does). The automatic process employed now works really well, though, and other than some CPU usage inefficiency I'm very pleased overall. All it needs now is the ability to do single-user installs on Leopard and possibly the ability to choose from different adblock lists. And of course, tweaking the CPU usage would be nice. Well done overall.
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Dstearns
31 January 2008
Version: 2.1
Good. just what I needed, however I don't know what it means by import file. The only real problem is that when I go in the Preferences, and I click on a blocked ad, then click on another blocked ad it changes to the first one i click. Does anyone have the same problem? If you are the developer reading this could you fix this? other than that it's really good software
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Migrant
28 January 2008
Version: 2.1
Installed 2.1 today and Flash ads -- the most annoying ones of all -- are no longer blocked! I'll be downgrading till this is fixed.
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pintapass
20 January 2008
Version: 2.1
I'm having the same problem as I was before with SB 2.1. I get the "first run" window, but I can't close it and Safari won't open a new window. The "first run" window also doesn't stop reappearing when I quit and relaunch Safari. Does this have anything to do with having Safari AdBlock installed? Is anyone else having this problem too?
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Sjha
18 January 2008
Version: 2.1
This new version (2.1) seems to be working very efficiently both on my Intel Macbook and my iMac G4. The automatic ad-block feed feature is impressive
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Sig1
19 December 2007
Version: 2.0r3
Great idea, but flawed. v.2r3 mistakenly blocks some important pages in their entirety that are NOT ads. There needs to be a way to bypass AdBlock in this event, otherwise I have to switch browsers or uninstall.
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Kaz219
19 December 2007
Version: 2.0r3
Still some problems here on 10.4.11 and a G4. On some sites safari starts to eat 100% of the cpu. When I disable SafariBlock everything become normal again. Unfortunately, I couldn't find out which website which caused this. I think this app is a great idea though, and I really hope it will work flaslessly in a near future. As a feature request, I would love to have the possibility of having many subscribtions. Subscribtions for very specific needs, or more localized subscriptions have a nice supplement to the easylist+easyelement subscribtion...
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Web-Jive
18 December 2007
Version: 2.0r3
Any chance on getting a Per-Site option on this? This would match an important Pithhelmet feature since I really need to turn blocking off all together for testing on client sites.
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pintapass
18 December 2007
Version: 2.0r3
When I installed SB2r2, on launching Safari I got a "first-run" dialogue window that explained the basics of SB. It included a small checkbox for setting automatic updates. I couldn't close this dialogue box and I could not open a Safari browser window. Restarting the computer, repairing permissions and relaunching Safari yielded the same results. All I could do was force quit Safari and uninstall SB. I really relied on SB when I was running Tiger. But SB2 has been nothing but flaky.
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Handycam
15 December 2007
Version: 2.0r2
I love this, better than ever. But if you add your own filters, in the "Manual" pane, does that turn off the EasyList filters? The way the dialog currently reads, that's what it seems to do. I'd like to use EasyList but ADD some of my own. Is that how it works?
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Iwedler
15 December 2007
Version: 2.0r2
works great on my PB G4 with 10.4.11 !!! Keep up the good work.
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Chrischram
15 December 2007
Version: 2.0r2
As far as I can ascertain, this plugin blocks ads by not allowing Safari to launch. (Intel iMac; latest Leopard; latest Safari)
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dajonel
15 December 2007
Version: 2.0r2
PROBLEM: Apple has made it in Leopard so that InputManagers doesn't work, unless a hack is installed. SafariBlock uses InputManagers, so how do people who don't want to make their Mac vulnerable, block ads? If you use the InputManagers hack, you void Leopard's built-in virus protection. Supposedly, InputManagers were removed to close a security hole from Tiger on back. Is the developer going to switch to plug-ins to make it work better and be more secure?
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Megamoose
15 December 2007
Version: 2.0
Downloading this from MacUpdate caused Safari to consistently crash. Went to developer site -- the latest version listed there is v1.3. Installing that version appears to work fine but does not contain the new features listed for v2.0. Has the developer have pulled v2 until the crashes are fixed?
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Design-Q
14 December 2007
Version: 2.0
Safari crashed. Possible reason: conflicts with my other InputManager bundles already installed (Chax, inquisitor, LiveDict and 1passwd. Removing SafariBlock from InputManager folder solves the issue. PPC G4 1Ghz 10.4.11
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Anonymous
14 December 2007
Version: 2.0
Installed Version 2, relaunched Safari, CRASH. Relaunch again, CRASH. This does not work. Using Safari 3, Tiger 10.4.11
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Bill-B
14 December 2007
Version: 2.0
I downloaded 'version 2.0' using the MacUpdate download link and got SafariBlock2r1.dmg. Curious, I followed the information link where I downloaded 'version 2.0' - it is called SafariBlock2-1.dmg. They're of differing sizes as well as names. So, which is it? Or are neither of these version 2.0?
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Kemo"
14 December 2007
Version: 2.0
Safari always crash with 2.0 PPC G4 10.4.11
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New-User
01 December 2007
Version: 1.3
Bummer, doesn't work at all in 10.5, installed in ~/Library/InputManagers , restarted Safari, no go.
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Demoray
11 November 2007
Version: 1.3
SafariBlock conflicts with iGetter! I've been trying to get SafariBlock to work for several versions now with no luck. When SafariBlock is installed in my InputManagers folder, right-clicking ALWAYS makes my Safari crash! I finally removed the iGetter folder from the InputManagers folder, and now SafariBlock actually works. I really hope this conflict gets fixed, because I LOVE my iGetter!
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Sickybirdneck
09 November 2007
Version: 1.3
Hey there Steven Jay Cohen, sudo chown -R root:admin /Library/InputManagers I think worked fine, but when I ran; sudo chmod -R go-w /Library/InputManagers It doesn't show up in the menu or preference pane (in Leopard 10.5 of course!) Any suggestions? What was the last line in the terminal supposed to do?
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Joshp
07 November 2007
Version: 1.3
I would love this if it could automatically download and update Easy List and Easy Element filters from http://easylist.adblockplus.org/
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Splunk23
06 November 2007
Version: 1.3
I've had SafariBlock on Leopard for a day or so now, and it works well for many ads, but doesn't seem to work for Flash-based ads. When I right click on the ads, Safari just shows the Flash menu, not also a menu with SafariBlock.
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Koobi
05 November 2007
Version: 1.3
Its not working for me. The SafariBlock folder is in my InputManagers folder. When I restart Safari - nothings different. There's no SafariBlock anything when I right click and there's no SafariBlock tab in preferences. I'm using Safari 3.0.4. I tried using SafariBlock 6 months ago and it didn't work then either. ...Oh well...
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Incubowski
04 November 2007
Version: 1.3
@Corpsecorps Thanks for the tip. What exactly is that command doing? And if for some reason you needed to, how would you go back to the state you were in before you ran that command?
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Paulumum
03 November 2007
Version: 1.3
I love the comment from Corpsecorps Yah beloved SafariBlock is actived in Leopard omg it is so cool
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Corpsecorps
02 November 2007
Version: 1.3
A thousand pardons! It's NOT dead in Leopard. • Put SafariBlock in /Library/InputManagers/ • In the Terminal, type 'sudo chown -R root:admin /Library/InputManagers' • Supply an admin password • Start up Safari Yay.
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Corpsecorps
30 October 2007
Version: 1.3
Dead in Leopard (Safari 3.0.4 5523.10)
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Djm8
29 October 2007
Version: 1.3
Marry me. SafariBlock works beautifully. Now I never have to see the "She Married Him?" banner ad again. Bless you.
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Juniper
20 September 2007
Version: 1.3
Whenever I right-click a link or a picture, Safari crashes. This does not happen when right-clicking a Flash animation to block it. The problem goes away when I remove the SafariBlock from the InputManagers folder.
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StevenJayCohen
20 September 2007
Version: 1.3
Wow! I am amazed how much this has improved! I have been writing GoodVibrations (the CSS adblock file) and I decided to try out safariblock tonight. Fantastic work!
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Ben-marko
11 September 2007
Version: 1.3
Much prefer Saft to this, as it has much more features and is easier to use.
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Gringras
22 August 2007
Version: 1.2
I like it. I'm a little slow, so it took me a few tries to get the hang of it. But, it's simple and it works. I much prefer it to Saft. Thank you.
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kosovarnye@yahoo-com
12 August 2007
Version: 1.2
Hell, it doesn't work at all now! I put this away after reading the insulting comments by the developer. I came back to it after a few months and now, when I right-click, absolutely nothing happens. Reinstalled...nothing.
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New-User
06 June 2007
Version: 1.15
Well the software does its job. And it's certainly easier than editing your hosts file. On the downside, I'm leery of installing anything into the InputManagers folder as it could potentially compromise the entire system. And the frames blocker is apparently broken. But, judging by his replies to a few of the reviews here, the developer needs to take some anger management courses. So I will abstain from giving a rating. I would give high marks but I don't believe one should be rewarded when they're a jerk to users asking honest questions. it's too bad, because this is a great piece of software that's being hindered by the arrogance of its developer.
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kosovarnye@yahoo-com
29 May 2007
Version: 1.15
YES! That response from the developer is absolutely uncalled for, especially since the reviewer apologised in advance for his probing questions. I, for one, thought the reviewer's inquiries were absolutely on the mark and I appreciate his calling our attention to what he found. Based on the arrogant response from the developer, I'd say the reviewer's inquiries hit a raw nerve and probably for good reason. I'd steer clear of this plugin, only based on the possibility that things are not what they appear and the developer's rudeness only reinforced that impression.
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Rhys-Hardwick
05 May 2007
Version: 1.14
I love this plug-in, it's invaluable after coming from linux and using firefox in the past. The only thing I would love to be added though is an exceptions feature. Apple, to try and keep you viewing ads, I suppose, has put it's stylesheets on a site commonly used for hosting adverts. Therefore, after blocking thier site, the Apple Store does not display properly. Damned annoying. It would be great to make exceptions for their style sheets.
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Lulupipo
30 December 2006
Version: 1.14
mostly strange !!! SafariBlock has functionned for a few days then nothing. the contextual thing doesn't appear anymore. the block is there in Saf's pref. with the same list of http's but so are the adds... nothing , niente , rien !!! so sad .....those adds are driving me crazy !
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hced
19 December 2006
Version: 1.14
This app feels spooky. It adds cookies that goes to a site that is somehow connected to the developer. While this might not pose any risk for the end users, I think it would be appropriate if the developer added some form of explanation to this behaviour in the program description. Seing what other types of programs have been made by this developer - key logging kexts, "mac crack" apps and somesuch - I think, in these days, with computer fraud being a trivial threat, one should be aware of anything that goes on "under the hood" of programs. I don't mean to let this, hopefully nicely intended, and by all other means, well executed app down. And I will not rate it down either, here on MacUpdate. But you know, if one is being paranoid about computer fraud and all things related to that chapter, you probably understand the concerns that one might have, in being kept in-the-know of what's really going on with apps like this. So my question is, it seems it only saves cookies when choosing to 'check for updates' in SafariBlock's prefs: Why does it have to save these cookies (8 in total) and what are they for?: - SessionHitCount - RSAddParams - PCAddParams - Domain - ActionsTaken - LastURL - RefPage - SessionID I hope my question is not taken as being offensive (I don't mean to). Good luck and Merry X-Mas! :)
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El-guapo
18 November 2006
Version: 1.14
Great idea, but doesn't fully work. I'm constantly having to re-add filters as it does not remember them after Safari quits. It's been a long time since it has been updated; probably dead in development.
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Corpsecorps
19 October 2006
Version: 1.14
_ Not a bad start, but it's no Adblock or Adblock Plus! No REGEX support? No preloaded filters? Long overdue for an update/upgrade. Where's a system-wide adblock proxy that doesn't cost an arm and a leg, does more than just block whole domains, and doesn't have some horrible gobbledygook interface? (i.e. privoxy)
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St00pid-M0nk3y
10 September 2006
Version: 1.14
Um...this doesn't work like Firefox's AdBlock extension at all. I find this almost useless. It has no pre-listed ad-blocking rules. And the sites I got to have frequently changing images, so the ones I try to block are never blocked. Meh...
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Thresher-the-Shark
28 June 2006
Version: 1.14
To the developers of SafariBlock would it be possible to release a version of SafariBlock that would work with the Shiira web browser?
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Fransik
01 June 2006
Version: 1.14
Essential, wonderful, and in combination with SafariPlus, I have two great tools for easy undisturbed browsing. Many thanks indeed! (10.4.6/ Safari 2.0.3 (417.9.3) on G4).
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Logicalnot
09 May 2006
Version: 1.14
This componant is working just great. Some websites I was used to read but now full of advertising shit are becoming readable again. Easy to use. Easy to configure. Easy to pay (free!!) And what a feature ! A must have.
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Ricardo-P-Inneau
11 April 2006
Version: 1.14
So I've just installed SafariBlock 1.14 for OS X 10.4.4 Safari 2.0.3... and restarted Safari. I am supposed to right-click an image to get menu to add it to blocking. (Cntl-click for me)... but each time I do Safari crashes. Anybody got any ideas?
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Tuka
26 January 2006
Version: 1.14
It work flawlessly except that the list of filters is emptied at every restart of Safari. Does anybody else have the same problem? Cheers, Luca
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Fsb-software
16 January 2006
Version: 1.14
Hi, I'm the developer. Unfortunately my web host removed my website without any warning and refuses to respond to my emails. If anyone can host my website for free, please contact me at braden127 at myrealbox dot com. It's only 10 megs and doesn't use any server-side scripts. I would prefer my own subdomain. Thanks...
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Nemesys
04 January 2006
Version: 1.14
Anybody knows where we can download a copy of 1.14? the developer site is down and the version at http://www.anokwa.com/ is 1.13.
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Yanokwa
02 January 2006
Version: 1.14
The developer's site is down. I have placed a copy here: http://www.anokwa.com/SafariBlock.zip Unzip the folder and place it in ~/Library/InputManagers
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Anonymous
16 November 2005
Version: 1.14
Crashes Safari when clicking with right mouse button on links. 10.4.3
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Anonymous
13 November 2005
Version: 1.14
Works great. PithHelmet may be powerful, but this has it beat in the ease-of-use and price departments. I've never had a stability problem I could attribute to SafariBlock.
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Anonymous
05 November 2005
Version: 1.14
I posted a few months back about various console messages, including "yylex: ERROR." Since then I tried disabling, then uninstalling SafariBlock, but I still get that message (I never got it before I installed SB). I also tried installing the new version of SB and turning everything off before disabling it, but I still get that error message. Now I'm wondering if that console message is not related to SB, although I'd swear it is since, like I mentioned above, I started getting it immediately after installing SB for the first time. Is there anything else I have to do to completely uninstall SB besides move the SB folder to the Trash?
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Anonymous
05 November 2005
Version: 1.14
Works great! I was able to import all my AdBlock filters, too!
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Anonymous
04 November 2005
Version: 1.14
No crashes nor slowdowns whatever on my 1.5GHz PowerBook running 10.4.3 with 1.5GB RAM, this thing just works. As a side note, Safari has not crashed on me since OS X 10.3.x (I forget which version but it wasn't 10.3.9)
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Anonymous
04 November 2005
Version: 1.14
it does block ads, but it slows down browsing, sometimes A LOT by making Safari crash, its a nice idea, but to slow/unstable IMHO
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Anonymous
04 November 2005
Version: 1.14
seems to work good with safari 2.0.2 - i have been waiting for this & i'm very happy about it. some wishes: - don't show the "?"-icons for removed flash elements (and images?) - don't leave space for the hidden pictures (i have sometimes, not always, an empty space preserved) - update a page immediately after blocking an element - provide an option (like in adblock) to show all blockable elements of a page ... now, i don't know how complicate it is to implement all this, so, i'm quite happy to have an adblock-like adblocker for safari as it is now. thank you very much.
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Anonymous
04 November 2005
Version: 1.14
it's a super thing, but 1.14 is unstable. beachball on safari startup, but after force quit it seems to work. i'm going back to 1.13 until its fixed and does no longer show blue question marks for blocked images
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Anonymous
04 November 2005
Version: 1.14
Not bad. However it blocks info from sites that are useful. For example I use www.mappy.com a navigation website. When SafariBlock is enabled it stops the display of the map. I have to keep turning SafariBlock off every time I launch Safari otherwise many websites wont load properly - a pain in the ass.
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Anonymous
04 November 2005
Version: 1.14
my safari 1.3.1 crashes by trying to open sites (10.3.9)
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Anonymous
04 November 2005
Version: 1.14
what kind of file format does it import? I tried to import the agnes sites list and that crashed Safari.
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Anonymous
04 November 2005
Version: 1.14
No Safari crashes here. Works great on my PowerBook running 10.4.3 Thanks!
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Anonymous
04 November 2005
Version: 1.14
thanks for this! however, would be nice if no blue question marks would be shown instead of the blocked pics. looks not nice like this, so i still need the css from floppymoose.com in addition to safariblock to see literally NO trace of ads at all. maybe you can fix this? also, i encounter quite a few safari crashes with v1.14...
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Anonymous
04 November 2005
Version: 1.14
I like the functionality of SafariBlock however sometimes, even when no Safari windows are open, Safari is using near 40% of the CPU when this SafariBlock is installed. This usually happens after I browse for a while and continue until I close Safari and reopen it. This was never an issue before I installed SafariBlock (1.13) and stopped when SafariBlock was uninstalled. It would be great if this can be looked into and will volunteer to run any version that might help the developers to find the issue. Thanks.
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4.5
Anonymous
26 October 2005
Version: 1.13
Lets you set blocking for any ad server easily. Very easy to use and very effective, especially with the wildcard feature. The only thing I'd like to see added is the ability to input and output the block list so it can be shared.
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4.25
Anonymous
25 October 2005
Version: 1.13
Well I have used this for some time and used a set of ad and image blocks as advised by others. It does what it says... However what i have noticed is that it slows Safari down rather than speeding it up, why is this?
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4.75
Anonymous
03 October 2005
Version: 1.13
Fantastic software, works exactly as advertised. It also seems to work on anything that uses the webkit framework (like NetNewsWire) which had nothing to do with this software... just an added bonus. Good job. Importing and Exporting of blocked lists would be nice. Another app I saw once uploaded your lists and combined them with other users lists to create a 'super list' which you could stay updated with. That would be nice.
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Anonymous
24 September 2005
Version: 1.13
Great Safari add on. However, Saft and SafariBlock seem to clash with each other, even if Saft's ad-blocking feature is turned off. This problem occurs with Saft 8.1.5 and SafariBlock 1.13. As some may know, Saft seems to clash with a lot of other Safari add-ons, like AcidSearch and PithHelmet.
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4.75
Anonymous
22 September 2005
Version: 1.13
Thanks mister! Just what the doctor ordered. Sick of ads? This the cure.
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Anonymous
09 September 2005
Version: 1.13
I can't remove all ads from this site: http://www.iltalehti.fi/ Ad seems to be loaded with javascript. I assume that safariblock cant understand that.
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5
Anonymous
06 September 2005
Version: 1.13
This works great. Basic sites to block: More On SafariBlock Well, it's been a full week of using SafariBlock - a painfully simple to use and setup ad blocker for Safari - and I'm seeing no ads anywhere. I thought I'd share my really short list of block strings with everyone in case you want to add mine to yours: http://*.fastclick.net/* http://*.googlesyndication.com/* http://*.digitalacre.com/* http://ads.macupdate.com/* http://*.falkag.net/* http://*.atdmt.com/* http://*.tribalfusion.com/* http://kermit.macnn.com/* http://*.2mdn.net/* http://*/phpads/* http://*.backbeatmedia.com/* http://a248.e.akamai.net/* http://*.mediaplex.com/* http://*.valueclick.com/* http://*.pointroll.com/* http://*.doubleclick.net/* http://*.thinktarget.com/* http://*.advertising.com/* http://*/ads/* http://*ad-images/* http://www.mercuras.com/*
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4
Anonymous
04 September 2005
Version: 1.13
for some reason the *DELETE* function does not work.... :( why is this...
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4
Anonymous
03 September 2005
Version: 1.13
works fine. would be cool if it could block whole frames like the css from floppymoose.com can do it. i use floppymoose and safariblock now hand in hand and see zero ads. wonderful! suggestions for future versions: • blocklist import • ad-frame blocking 4 of 5 stars now cause i still need floppymoose
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4.25
Anonymous
01 September 2005
Version: 1.13
Can someone tell me why images are not blocked in Safari Webkit ? Thanks
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3.25
Anonymous
31 August 2005
Version: 1.13
works well but doesnt keep the blocklist after updating.
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4.5
Anonymous
30 August 2005
Version: 1.13
Excellent stuff. Just what Safari needed.
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