Adblock plus not working on firefox software#

Adblock plus not working on firefox software#

'Great software but the name is fucking annoying, mate!' He's clearly poured so much time and effort into making such useful software. I'd say something to gorhill (albeit far more politely), but it seems childish and ungrateful. ΜTorrent was the one that really irritated me because I couldn't type 'utorr' to search for it on my start menu. Call the project microBlock or something! They use 'u' instead of 'µ' on Github, so why not just use something else entirely? Where is the Mu key on the keyboard? I have to copy and paste or alt-code it. Off-topic but I wish people would stop using Mu for project names. Probably not accurate, but a lot better AdBlock (my previous favourite). Opera's task manager says the extension is taking up a mere 32MB. I have a lot of filters: '62,501 network filters ＋ 40,728 cosmetic filters'. I've whitelisted a few sites I like to support (a couple of webcomics, HaD etc). (I have my defaults changed to DuckDuckGo. It works fine, although I've not tried µMatrix. For me, it has the polish of Chrome with some nice extras, but without the increasingly creepy Googality. This is the highest total for an Old Master sale in London since 2019 and a 19 percent increase from the results of the auction house’s 2022 Old Master evening sale in London, according to the auction house.As my paranoia ramps up year on year, I now use Opera with ♛lock. Sotheby’s, which will also be conducting Old Master & 19th Century Paintings Day auctions today (June 6) and tomorrow (June 7), realized more than $49.5 million at its evening sale. Sir Peter Paul Rubens’ ‘Saint Sebastian tended by two angels’ was only recently attributed to the painter. And Sir Peter Paul Rubens’ Saint Sebastian tended by two angels sold for $6.2 million, after having resurfaced at an auction in Missouri more than a decade ago, attributed at the time to French painter Laurent de la Hyre. Meanwhile, Pentecost, a late 15th-century Netherlandish oil painting attributed to an unidentified artist known as “Master of the Baroncelli Portraits” realized $10 million, nearly doubling the price it achieved at auction in 2010 and marking the fourth time it changed hands in more than four centuries. Among others, artist auction records were set for Italian painter Domenico Beccafumi, whose The Virgin and Child sold for $6.5 million and English artist William Hogarth, whose Taste in High Life fetched $3.1 million. Portrait of Katherine Parr, Queen of England and Ireland wasn’t the only work to break records at Sotheby’s Old Master sale. A rediscovered Rubens also fetched millions While she outlived Henry, who infamously had two of his six wives executed, Katherine died in 1548 from complications of childbirth.

A year later, Katherine also became the first English woman to publish a work under her own name with the issue of Prayers or Meditations.

She was a prominent patron of the arts with a passion for gardens, music and coin collecting, and exercised significant power as Queen Regent in 1544 when Henry led a military expedition to France, signing royal proclamations and managing political instability. Katherine was the last of Henry’s marriages and his only wife without a Royal background or court service.