How to Disable an Ad-Blocker

To disable an ad blocker for a specific site on Google Chrome, follow these detailed steps:

Step 1: Open Chrome and Go to the Website

1. Open Chrome and navigate to the website where you want to allow ads.
2. Make sure the site is fully loaded.

Step 2: Access the Ad Blocker Icon

1. Look for the ad blocker icon in the top-right corner of Chrome, near the address bar. This could be the icon for **AdBlock**, **Adblock Plus**, or whichever ad blocker you have installed.
2. Click on the ad blocker icon. This will open the extension’s options.

Step 3: Disable Ad Blocker for the Specific Site

Each ad blocker may have slightly different wording, but look for similar options as outlined below:

1. AdBlock
   •  In the AdBlock menu, you’ll usually see an option that says **Pause on this site** or **Don’t run on pages on this site**.
   • Click this option to disable the ad blocker on the current site only.
2. Adblock Plus
   • In the Adblock Plus menu, look for an option that says **Enabled on this site** or **Block ads on this site**.
   • Click this option to turn off the ad blocker specifically for the site you’re visiting.
3. uBlock Origin
   • In the uBlock Origin menu, click the blue power button icon. This will disable ad blocking only for the current site.
   • Refresh the page to apply the changes.

Step 4: Refresh the Webpage

1. After selecting the option to disable the ad blocker for the site, **refresh** the webpage.
2. Ads should now appear on the site if the ad blocker has been disabled correctly for that specific page.

 

Site view after refresh

Step 5: Re-enable Ad Blocker for the Site (if needed)

If you ever want to turn ad blocking back on for the specific site:

1. Return to the site and click the ad blocker icon again.
2. Select the option to **resume ad blocking** or **enable ads on this site**.
3. Refresh the page, and the ad blocker should be active once more.

This method allows you to control which sites show ads without having to disable the ad blocker entirely across all websites.