there are some Jokes

[dc38]

I'm on a Mac with 'Wipr extra' running, seems to be ok on most other sites.
Know of anything else that may work?
Also if I become a contributing member, are the ads still there?
I've asked Mr.Ed twice about this....

Before logging in, I had those half page ads and popups. After logging in, i didn't see anymore ads. Hope that helps.

 

[Dougmac]

no issues with ads after logging in with firefox

 

[Chauncey Gardener]

 

[yearnslow]

no issues with ads after logging in with firefox

Looks like this is the answer :clap:

 

[IMA SOL MAN]

Ads are really bad on my amazon fire 10. But I won't sign in on that, I don't sign in to anything on that device. It is an android device, and I don't trust it for security.

 

[PhotonWrangler]

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day.
Teach him to use the internet and he won't bother you for weeks

 

[bluflaam777]

I see no ads.
I run windows 11 pro
Edge
On a AIO Dell (minor upgrades to the storage/ram)
recently became a supportive member (that's what she said)

ads have never been and still aren't an issue on my end.

Clear your cache after watching porn you duffs. LOL

 

[Chauncey Gardener]

Clear your cache after watching porn you duffs. LOL

What's that?

 

[dc38]

What's that?

Mr. Chauncey don't need no stinkin internet! He has a Mrs. CG!

 

[Chauncey Gardener]

Mr. Chauncey don't need no stinkin internet! He has a Mrs. CG!

40 years this September. But I still don't know what a cache is. :grin2:

 

[bluflaam777]

40 years this September. But I still don't know what a cache is. :grin2:

 

[Chauncey Gardener]

Come on. That was funny. :ROFLMAO:

 

[Monocrom]

40 years this September. But I still don't know what a cache is. :grin2:

That's where you take a container made from PVC plastic or metal. Seal up the opening with grease, after having put your valuables inside of thinner plastic sheets with silica gel packs. And then bury the container far from home where you can retrieve it later.

Apparently there's a completely different thing also called a "cache" that you can do digitally with your computer. No clue what that version is.

 

[bluflaam777]

^stop saying things!

 

[russprechtl]

This morning, I shared my breakfast with a couple of ducks at the pond. Then it hit me. I had just filled two birds with one scone!

 

[wayben]

 

[PhotonWrangler]

What ever happened to Preparations A thru G?

 

[Burgess]

innuendo /ĭn″yoo͞-ĕn′dō/

The Italian word for Preparation H

 

[russprechtl]

A man with his fly open walks into a bar. The female bartender says to him, "Just so you know, your garage door is open." The man smiles and says, "Did you see my monster truck?" The bartender said, "No monster truck. All I saw was a small Toyota with two flat tires."

 

[scalpel_ninja]

40 years this September. But I still don't know what a cache is. :grin2:

That's where you take a container made from PVC plastic or metal. Seal up the opening with grease, after having put your valuables inside of thinner plastic sheets with silica gel packs. And then bury the container far from home where you can retrieve it later.

Apparently there's a completely different thing also called a "cache" that you can do digitally with your computer. No clue what that version is.

Internet browser cache: frequently accessed websites and data temporarily stored on a computer for quicker loading and website response. Clearing the cache wipes out this data and forces the computer to re-download website data anew. When websites keep loading incorrectly, it could be because it’s reusing the stored data. Clearing/deleting it might correct loading errors.