Adblock Plugin

[nworbnhoj]

When I try to open the link for testing I see that my browser's adblocker (uBlock) is blocking 10 ads. If I disable the pluigin and open the page again, I still see uBlock with 10 ads blocked.

Try clearing your browser cache between the two steps

[lollapalooza]

I saved the settings after downloading the updated list and yes, of course I tried to clear the cache, but nothing changes.

[tapper]

I saved the settings after downloading the updated list and yes, of course I tried to clear the cache, but nothing changes.

http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download

[StopSpazzing]

Well, as I said, which would rule out the need to clear the cache, use privacy/incognito mode. If it doesn't work in it, try updating it again, saving it, then restarting your router. Then try in a new private tab/window.

[lollapalooza]

ccleaner is not the answer
OS is fine: it's a Windows 10 fresh installation, and I tried with both Firefox 41.0.2 and IE11...

After clearing the cache I also tried privacy/incognito mode with Firefox, but still with same result.

I also tried to uninstall the plugin and then install again (and rebooting the router after every step), but still same result.

I think it's not the browser... there shall be an issue with the plugin.

At the moment I'm using 1.01 included with standard repositories.
Shall I use the one from lantisproject?

[Lantis]

You can try 1.0.4 but if the version you are using isn't working it is unlikely those changes will affect you.

Please confirm the following file exists on your router:
/etc/block.hosts

And also the end of your dnsmasq config is "addnhosts /etc/block.hosts"

Also please confirm that under /etc/firewall.user you have two entry's for port 53.

Also please report the DNS server address your computer is using.

Regards.

[lollapalooza]

Lantis, thanks for answer.

File /etc/block.hosts does exist (about 400 K)
Last row of /etc/config/dhcp (dnsmasq section) is list addnhosts '/etc/block.hosts'

File /etc/firewall.user has got only 2 rows, and here they follow:
iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -p tcp --dport 53 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 53
iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -p udp --dport 53 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 53


At last, section Connection -> Basic of the GUI is configured to use Default DNS Server specified by ISP

At the beginning I had set OpenDNS, but after reading the topic I changed it back to default ISP.

[Lantis]

What DNS is the computer in question using.

[lollapalooza]

It's configured with DHCP client, so it should use DNS server provided by the router (in my case it's 192.168.0.1).

Anyway now I'm at work, so when I go back home I'll check and update.

Thanks.

[Lantis]

If it is using the correct DNS server then I have no explanation
I would be keen for you to test with a different machine.