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This Chrome extension blockes new tabs from specified websites. This helps against pop-up ads that open in a new tab.
It is possible to specifiy which websites are allowed to open new tabs and which not.
Tips:
- to block all new tabs, add "" (nothing) to the "URL Beginnings" list
- you can install this Chrome extension on Android with the Kiwi Browser
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It works! Thanks a lot.
What a find, does exactly what I need it to. Thank you
Complex. Adding "" (nothing) doesn't do anything for me. Besides, the purpose of blocking pop-up ads is to block them BEFORE they are engaged. If this extension does work to block automatically all new tabs, then the developer needs to provide detailed instructions which include images/media.
divine to have
Works perfectly. I also took a look at the sourcecode; it's open source, well structured and easy to understand.
Works perfectly!
Seems to work, but lacks very important feature to handle specific URL not only by "beginnings", but by domain/subdomain, or better yet by a filter with wildcard symbols. Currently, I can't setup it for my purpose, only empty string "" blocks my ads, but it also blocks new tabs on legitimate sites. Thanks to the open source, one could tweak it more or less easily. Also it blocks new windows, which are apparently not tabs, and this is unexpected behaviour, imho - needs more control/settings over this.
Works like a charm. Its open source and checked. Thank you for the hard work!
works like a charm
Nice and simple, it's perfect.