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How do i do this ?

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How can i create a script that will search the html of the webpage accessed and remove advertisements like the picture on top.

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there is a file in windows dir called HOSTS (with no extension)

just add this line for each banner you want to remove: "120.0.0.1 the banner's url without http:// prefix"

so for example add "127.0.0.1 ad.bannernetwork.it" and banners form ad.bannernetwork.it will be ridirected to 120.0.0.1 which is you!

:)

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@ torels

And the banner would not be displayed? Any other ways ? Because i want the banner to be REPLACED with the AD BLOCKED text.

@ TomT3

You still dont understand , said in my 3rd post.. ANY WAYS to do in IE ?

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from the autoit helpfile

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You may use _IEBodyReadHTML to read the current HTML contents of the document body, manipulat that string and then write it back with _IEBodyWriteHTML. You may also use _IEDocInsertHTML, _IEDocInsertText and the innerHTML, innerText, outerHTML and outerText features of _IEPropertyGet and _IEPropertySet to control specific elements without rewriting large blocks of text.

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The HOSTS file is exactly what you need. Just set up a tiny server on your PC with an index file saying "Advertisement Blocked", and then redirect the ads to 127.0.0.1

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from the autoit helpfile

Umm.. those might works.. But only in Embedded browser (self-created browser instead of IE).. I 'would like to program a script that will read the current accessed webpage in IE and read the HTML , replace the ads (e.g. : ad.yieldmanager.com) with a image.

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The HOSTS file is exactly what you need. Just set up a tiny server on your PC with an index file saying "Advertisement Blocked", and then redirect the ads to 127.0.0.1

I own a web server.. Can i redirect it to http://127.0.0.1/ads?

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