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@ -20,15 +20,15 @@ If you have EasyList enabled, uBlock will block ads in Google Search results.
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If you feed uBlock with an invalid cosmetic filter in the _"My filters"_ pane in the dashboard, this will break cosmetic filtering, and a symptom of this is that ads will not be blocked in Google Search results.
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#### Is Firefox version considered stable?
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#### Is the Firefox version considered stable?
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Yes.
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#### How often are filter lists updated?
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#### How often are filter lists updated within uBlock?
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Currently, after four days a filter list is deemed "obsolete".
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#### How to show the Google text ads?
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#### How to show Google text ads?
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You can create a whitelist directive *only* for Google Search page. For example, in my case it would be:
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@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ Will cause that exact problem.
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Sounds absurd? It is. So is the claim that a high badge count slows down uBlock. It's just a _counter_ for the number of blocked network requests.
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#### I am worried about stability, should I wait for v1.0?
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#### I am concerned about stability, should I wait for v1.0?
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uBlock is considered stable. The version number is just a convenience to differentiate one release from another one. It doesn't have any more meaning than this.
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@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ No.
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I like to code, and the reward is to see the resulting work useful to others, sometimes [in unexpected ways](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90NsjKvz9Ns).
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#### Why not Firefox first instead of Chromium?
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#### Why did you develop the Chromium version before the Firefox version?
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In as few words as possible, with as little private matters disclosed:
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