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Delta Between Two Patch Sets: includes/removewhitelist-safari.md

Issue 29363713: No issue - Help Center Adblock Plus topics (Closed)

Left Patch Set: Draft 1 Created Nov. 21, 2016, 11:32 p.m.

Right Patch Set: Draft 5 Created June 1, 2017, 4:37 p.m.

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3 1. Click the Adblock Plus icon and select Options.	3 1. From the Safari toolbar, click the Adblock Plus icon and select Options .
scott 2016/11/24 11:40:32 For consistency here, we should always have the sa For consistency here, we should always have the same way to access the extension. For example, with the situation given here in Safari, if the user has the extension disabled, then there would not be any ABP icon for them to select. In addition to this, some browsers allow hiding of icons in the extensions bar, so it's safer for the user to navigate to the extensions page from within the browser menu first. To navigate to the extensions page in Safari: With Safari open, select Safari in the OS X option bar at the top of the screen Select Preferences Select Extensions Lisa 2016/12/01 18:40:25 Updated. Show quoted text On 2016/11/24 11:40:32, scott wrote: > For consistency here, we should always have the same way to access the > extension. For example, with the situation given here in Safari, if the user has > the extension disabled, then there would not be any ABP icon for them to select. > In addition to this, some browsers allow hiding of icons in the extensions bar, > so it's safer for the user to navigate to the extensions page from within the > browser menu first. > > To navigate to the extensions page in Safari: > > With Safari open, select Safari in the OS X option bar at the top of the screen > Select Preferences > Select Extensions Updated.
4 <br>The Adblock Plus Options tab opens.	4 <br>The Adblock Plus Options tab opens.

5 2. Select the Whitelisted domains tab.	5 2. Select the Whitelisted domains tab.

6 3. If a website that you don't want to view ads on appears in the box, select th e website and click Remove selected.	6 3. If a website that you don't want to view ads on appears in the box, select th e website and click Remove selected.

7 4. Close the tab.	7 4. Close the tab.

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1 ### Safari	1 Safari

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3 1. Click the Adblock Plus icon and select Options.	3 1. From the Safari toolbar, click the Adblock Plus icon and select Options .
scott 2016/11/24 11:40:32 For consistency here, we should always have the sa For consistency here, we should always have the same way to access the extension. For example, with the situation given here in Safari, if the user has the extension disabled, then there would not be any ABP icon for them to select. In addition to this, some browsers allow hiding of icons in the extensions bar, so it's safer for the user to navigate to the extensions page from within the browser menu first. To navigate to the extensions page in Safari: With Safari open, select Safari in the OS X option bar at the top of the screen Select Preferences Select Extensions Lisa 2016/12/01 18:40:25 Updated. Show quoted text On 2016/11/24 11:40:32, scott wrote: > For consistency here, we should always have the same way to access the > extension. For example, with the situation given here in Safari, if the user has > the extension disabled, then there would not be any ABP icon for them to select. > In addition to this, some browsers allow hiding of icons in the extensions bar, > so it's safer for the user to navigate to the extensions page from within the > browser menu first. > > To navigate to the extensions page in Safari: > > With Safari open, select Safari in the OS X option bar at the top of the screen > Select Preferences > Select Extensions Updated.
4 <br>The Adblock Plus Options tab opens.	4 <br>The Adblock Plus Options tab opens.

5 2. Select the Whitelisted domains tab.	5 2. Select the Whitelisted domains tab.

6 3. If a website that you don't want to view ads on appears in the box, select th e website and click Remove selected.	6 3. If a website that you don't want to view ads on appears in the box, select th e website and click Remove selected.

7 4. Close the tab.	7 4. Close the tab.

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