stop.habbox.com

**GoldenMerc** · 13-04-2013, 07:36 PM

Originally Posted by samsaBEAR

Anyone know why when I add www.habboxforum.com to my whitelist on Chrome it just looks like this:

Because @Recursion; made it so you cant avoid at all i think

Chippiewill · 13-04-2013, 07:57 PM

Originally Posted by samsaBEAR

Anyone know why when I add www.habboxforum.com to my whitelist on Chrome it just looks like this:

Adblock seems to be blocking the CSS file.

**GoldenMerc** · 13-04-2013, 08:20 PM

Surely @xxMATTGxx; or @Jin; should of done an announcement on all this, I read stop.habbox.com but that sucked

**AgnesIO** · 13-04-2013, 08:23 PM

Slightly annoying, got used to not seeing ad's.

Simple fix; start reselling VIP, remove ad's for VIP :L

**GoldenMerc** · 13-04-2013, 08:25 PM

Originally Posted by Marketing

Slightly annoying, got used to not seeing ad's.

Simple fix; start reselling VIP, remove ad's for VIP :L

or pay for ad removal, £10 for the year.
should be worth it.

**AgnesIO** · 13-04-2013, 08:29 PM

Originally Posted by GoldenMerc

or pay for ad removal, £10 for the year.
should be worth it.

Isn't a bad idea, but hasn't a fix on avoiding it already been provided?

MKR&*42 · 13-04-2013, 08:30 PM

This entire thing is flat out ridiculous. I've come onto internet explorer (the only browser I have without AdBlock) simply to complain about this. You are not going to bring in many more 'new' users or see those with Adblock who browse the forum unregistered come back. This is one of the worst methods you could have chosen to try and gain more money - you need to focus more on promoting Donator and boosting up community members (as discussed in an entire other feedback thread). And if you can, try and get one of the staff members to agree with all the Vip+ stuff being allowed again. I won't bother returning to the site regularly because a) I don't like Internet Explorer and b) I don't want some site forcing me to disable adblock for them, it's not the fact it's "just one small advert" but the fact that you shouldn't be forcing anyone to make the choice of 'whitelisted adblock = yes you can view and not-whitelisted adblock = no you cannot'.