Persöhnlichen Vollbild Modus in Kontexmenü der rechten Maustaste. BrowserLab. Dear BrowserLab customers, When we originally launched BrowserLab as a free service back in 2009, our customers were struggling with testing their web content across desktop browsers and platforms.
Since then with the growth of the importance of mobile devices and tablets, the landscape has changed dramatically. Because of this shift, we have seen the usage of BrowserLab drop over the past year while at the same time our engineering team has been focusing on solving this new challenge with new solutions. Is It Version 4 Ready? Ad Blocking in Safari (Firefox, OmniWeb, etc.) Using CSS: Beatni. (Updated September 25, 2005 with rules to hide Tribe.net ads, seeing how there seems to be a lot of people being referred from there.
Folks, the instructions below have been amended and are now current. One thing I’ve really missed in Apple’s Safari was the ability to block ads. This is something I’ve taken for granted after using Mozilla and Camino [nee Chimera]; once you’ve gotten used to surfing without the visual noise of ad banners, it’s pretty damn hard to go back. Mike Solomon’s Pith Helmet came to the rescue early on by tapping into private APIs built into Safari to block ads. And it was good.