[Help] Lock certain Links/Images with Google Chrome

YouTube · Postby **bossedit8** » Tue Aug 19, 2014 8:01 pm

Is there a way to lock certain Links/Images with a Browser Google Chrome I am using? Like for example a Image, if I get to a specific Link where the Image normally shows it won't show because I lock it via permission in Google Chrome.

If there is no way you can do this, I can deal with it. I just want to know if it is possible to do this with Google Chrome.

lighthouse64 · Postby **lighthouse64** » Tue Aug 19, 2014 11:58 pm

bossedit8 wrote:Is there a way to lock certain Links/Images with a Browser Google Chrome I am using? Like for example a Image, if I get to a specific Link where the Image normally shows it won't show because I lock it via permission in Google Chrome.

If there is no way you can do this, I can deal with it. I just want to know if it is possible to do this with Google Chrome.

Um... I'm not sure if I can help. Maybe try unlocking it??? or maybe a screen???

Postby **DarkMatt** » Wed Aug 20, 2014 3:00 am

Chrome itself doesn't do that, but things like AdBlocker Plus can. Install that and right click on the problem element to block it out.

This is for images and elements. Basic text links are a bit harder to remove.

lighthouse64 · Postby **lighthouse64** » Wed Aug 20, 2014 3:15 am

DarkMatt wrote:Chrome itself doesn't do that, but things like AdBlocker Plus can. Install that and right click on the problem element to block it out.

This is for images and elements. Basic text links are a bit harder to remove.

Oh she was talking about ads??? Well trust darkmatt. I have adblock plus and it is Great.

YouTube · Postby **bossedit8** » Wed Aug 20, 2014 3:42 am

@DarkMatt: Oh. Oh well, thank you for your information here. So it is adviseable to use an Adblock Plus in order to lock certain Images and so on. No idea if I really want to use it though but still, thank you. This topic is useless now.

@lighthouse64: Well, thank you for trying to help this situation right here but it is already solved now. And glad for the Adblock Plus that it works greatly.

Postby **DarkMatt** » Wed Aug 20, 2014 2:06 pm

It's an extension you install on Chrome and aside from an icon on its window bar, it's non-intrusive.

You should pick it up. It'll save your bacon at times.

lighthouse64 · Postby **lighthouse64** » Wed Aug 20, 2014 11:25 pm

DarkMatt wrote:It's an extension you install on Chrome and aside from an icon on its window bar, it's non-intrusive.

You should pick it up. It'll save your bacon at times.

It's an add-on for firefox, and you can download it on most browsers.

Mable · Postby **Mable** » Thu Aug 21, 2014 2:56 pm

lighthouse64 wrote:
DarkMatt wrote:Chrome itself doesn't do that, but things like AdBlocker Plus can. Install that and right click on the problem element to block it out.

This is for images and elements. Basic text links are a bit harder to remove.
Oh she was talking about ads??? Well trust darkmatt. I have adblock plus and it is Great. :D

Bossedit
"SHE"

Adblock is only cool to avoid those Youtube ADvertisements and shitty stuff in facebook.

lighthouse64 · Postby **lighthouse64** » Thu Aug 21, 2014 11:27 pm

CaptainSyrup wrote:
lighthouse64 wrote:
DarkMatt wrote:Chrome itself doesn't do that, but things like AdBlocker Plus can. Install that and right click on the problem element to block it out.

This is for images and elements. Basic text links are a bit harder to remove.
Oh she was talking about ads??? Well trust darkmatt. I have adblock plus and it is Great.
Bossedit
"SHE"

Adblock is only cool to avoid those Youtube ADvertisements and shitty stuff in facebook.

Also if you go to alot of online websites it's useful. That's probably what made chrome go wrong for him... maybe