Comments on: Website wages war on "Why Firefox is blocked" site

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By: Dardan

Dardan — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 06:06:32 +0000

Haha

I love how the anti side says;

“Because some douche wants to infect your computer with popups, search bars and endless ads, the same kind of douche that made you get Firefox in the first place because of horrific popups, search bars and endless ads.”

Yet there’s an ad right above that, lol.

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ip address finder — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 09:38:38 +0000

Blocking Firefox because Mozilla allows AdBlock to be hosted on their site does not make you right or righteous, only opinionated. Click on Tools, Manage Addons, Find More Addons in IE7 and search for ad blockers.

By: Leo Danuarta

Leo Danuarta — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 01:24:56 +0000

If any website blocks Firefox, then my reaction is simply NEVER to visit that website again.

Grow up, Danny Carlton, you are NOT the only one providing whatever service it is that your web site offers.

The essence of marketing is providing consumers with what they want. No business model that forces things on people that they do not want will flourish. You do not need to spend the next decade learning this little fact of life – you heard it here already !

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By: FrenchGuy

FrenchGuy — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 11:26:22 +0000

Thanks for AdBlock advertising ;-)
Just going into installing it, and no matter if you block me … If you’re as crazy as blocking every firefox, it’s your problem. And … nothing if free in internet … remember -> I pay every month to be able to visit your web site !!!

By: FrenchGuy

FrenchGuy — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 11:25:09 +0000

Thanks for AdBlock advertising ;-)
Just going into installing it, and no matter if you block me … If you’re as crazy as blocking every firefox, it’s your problem.

By: Dan Larsen

Dan Larsen — Sun, 23 Sep 2007 19:16:09 +0000

Blocking every Firefox user is just silly…
“Hiding” you ad block extension is also just silly…
I mean… If users should have the choise of blocking ads – the website owners should have the right to block those users too… right??? :-)

I don’t care much, if 2% of my users do not see my ads, but I think this is an ethical question…

I will keep finding a solution for detecting Adblocker Plus as long as I’m capable of thinking up the solutions, and as long as Wladimir Palant tries to hide his plugin from website owners!

No hard feelings – just playing hide and seek ;-)

Best regards
Dan Larsen

By: DMM

DMM — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 02:17:34 +0000

I haven’t run into a site that blocks Firefox users yet.

But if I did, I’d just look for an alternate site that would provide the information I wanted, the product I was looking to purchase, etc. The vast, vast majority of sites have competitors whose online presence is easily accessible to Firefox users. If a site chooses not to do business with me because they don’t like my choice of browsers, it’s their loss.