gahufford

Please excuse me using this forum but I'm almost completely blind, as well as ill. But I was worried about something and then stumbled across this post, surviving on 2K a month instead of 200K a month leaves me with nothing to give. So to be brief. I have wanted to say that Nexus always insists I have a ad-blocker. I use Edge (for the hell of it sometimes), Chrome, and IE. Mostly Chrome. The only "blocker," they all have in common is Ublock: Origin. Turning it off and even removing it, does nothing nor does completely resetting networking with "netsh", resetting browsers to factory default, etc. What's is funny is that Chrome on my phone and tablet sync their settings with each other and they alsio have the same problem which makes me wonder. I believe that although you think I have an ad-blocker, i do not. I do use one Verizon SecureDNS server and one openDNS server. I have both IP4 and IP6 running and routing. I get strange DNS logs and Kaspersky is very wary. I ask, can you enlighten me on just what you need to get your ads working and the ad-blocker message to stop? I know that there are other domains involved. So far I'm stupid. I can't get that ad-blocker message to go away, I've never seen an ad on your site. Ever! Even before I started using blockers. Even before I upgraded to Windows 10 so something else must be involved to break it like this, right? cation control, or something I'm overlooking I am blind. Can you point me to any docs "FAQ" for troubleshooting? Instead a page from a outside company "advocate anti-adblocker" website comes up. What do you think. Am I just an idiot. Yes I am but can you see it in your heart to provide or point to a FAQ so that when you click on the block window you don't just get a third party company which Verizon blacklisted for awhile that seems to be an advertising agency advocate and not your own website. Troubleshooting steps and/or mitigation would be helpful. Especially if they are easy to find without long searching,