Google recently added 2 new themes “Preview” and “Preview (Dense)” to Gmail Themes gallery which according to Google, gives a preview of the future of Gmail. These new themes offers a light, modern, and a much cleaner look that Gmail will be getting in few upcoming months. I found the Preview (Dense) theme far better than Preview because it utilizes less space and looks good when compared to the latter one.

Just today, I noticed that Gmail started showing a red link “Preview Gmail’s new look” that describes Google’s approach to email. Now, if you’ve switched to one the above discussed themes, then a yellow colored sponsored link floating at the bottom of your email list must have caught your attention. The ad is a sleek one but is more than enough to distract you and stain Gmail’s look. Unfortunately, neither Webmail AdBlocker nor AdBlock Plus were successful in hiding this Web Clip.

Don’t worry, one of our Google+ friend Manuel Feliciano has figured out a real easy way to get rid of that hideous ad from Gmail’s new theme. To remove the Ad clip, just go to Gmail Settings, tap on Web Clips, and Uncheck the box saying ‘Show my web clips above the Inbox’. That’s it, now click on Mail.

Voila! The ad will vanish without the need of using any add-on or userscript. This trick works with both themes, Preview as well as Preview (Dense).

Hope you found this post useful. Do share it if you liked it!

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Apple has released a new video ad of its magical and revolutionary device called iPad. The new iPad TV ad is titled “iPad is Delicious”. The ad commercial shows some apps like Flipboard, Fruit Ninja HD game and its own apps – Pages and iBooks in action on the iPad.

Watch the New iPad TV Ad below or directly on Apple site:

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The popular AdBlock add-on for Firefox has now been added to the Chrome extensions gallery. Ad Blocker for Chrome blocks all advertisements on all web pages. It automatically updates your browser with additions to the filter.

AdBlock settings can be easily customized from Tools > Extensions > AdBlock Options. You can add filters for additional languages from its options menu.

Features:

- Block an ad that the filters missed – Press Ctrl-Shift-K (think "Kill!") Click the ad, Slide the slider until the ad is blocked correctly on the page. Click ‘Looks Good’ button.

- Don’t run AdBlock on specific domains – Press Ctrl-Shift-L (think "Live!") on a page to keep AdBlock away from running on that page’s domain, making it Whitelist.

To add the AdBlock button next to the address bar, click Install on the Browser Button for AdBlock page. To remove button, right click it and choose Disable.

>> AdBlock Extension for Chrome

You may also want to try AdThwart which is also a good alternative to it.

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Ad Destroy 6.0 is a handy utility to tweak and remove advertisements from Yahoo messenger chat client. Users can easily enable and disable various settings, by simply checking the desired boxes and patching Yahoo messenger 10.

Ad Destroy 6.0 Features:

• Remove Advertisements
• Enable Polygamy
• Enable Smiley Search
• Disable Buzz! Sound
• Disable Yupdater
• Disable smiley’s
• Disable Audibles
• Remove Plugins area/Y!Mobile/Y!insider
• Disable Chat Abuse Link
• Toggle Nicknames/Usernames
• Enable Messenger Debug Options
• Disable Yahoo! Messenger at Startup

Ad Destroy 6.0 is available in 32-bit & 64-bit, and officially supports Yahoo messenger 10.

To use it, browse and select the yahoo directory (Default location is C:\Program Files\Yahoo!\Messenger\) and click Patch button.

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Here is something hot and different which would delight most of you for sure! Below are the appealing ad commercials, from two of the most hottest and sexiest celebrities, Megan Fox and Kim Kardashian. Catch their videos below:

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Many bloggers and publishers use In-Text ads like Infolinks & Kontera to monetize their site. If you’re using Infolinks on your blog, and want to hide/remove/turn off infolinks ads on some particular posts or pages, then there is a way to it.

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Few days back, we shared a way to block unwanted ads & sponsored links in Gmail. Another useful add-on/extension is here which can block advertisements in Yahoo mail, Gmail and Hotmail on your Firefox and Chrome browser.

WebMail Ad Blocker is a handy add-on which allows users to block/hide/disable/remove all those unwanted ads which show up along with emails in sidebar, thereby expanding your message space. There are options also to hide various other items on pages.

Add-on for Firefox | Extension for Chrome [Requires Chrome Beta]

Note – It adds a Webmail Ad Blocker donation link to your web client which can be easily removed. To hide it, follow the way below for your desired browser:

Firefox – Open Tools > Add-ons > Extensions tab. Open Webmail Ad Blocker Options and uncheck the box saying ‘Webmail Ad Blocker’ Link. Click OK

Chrome – Open extensions from Tools menu or type chrome://extensions/ in address bar. Open Webmail Ad Blocker Options and uncheck the box saying ‘Webmail Ad Blocker’ link.

Do share your views with us if you like this post

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Are you tired off seeing those annoying advertisements and sponsored links in your Gmail account? Today, I’m sharing an easy and working method which can remove all those ads and extra links from Gmail in Firefox & Google Chrome.

Hiding web clips shown above the Gmail Inbox –

Web Clips show you news headlines, blog posts, RSS and Atom feeds, and relevant sponsored links, right at the top of your inbox.

To disable them, open Settings in gmail and select Web Clips tab. Uncheck the box saying ‘Show my web clips above the Inbox’.

No more web clips will appear now!

Disable/Hide/Turn Off Ads or Sponsored Links appearing in Sidebar -

Many ads & sponsored links are shown in Gmail sidebar, when a mail is opened which can be sometimes irritating to users. There is a simple way to get rid of them.

Just follow the simple steps below for your desired browser:

For Mozilla Firefox -

1. Download and Install Greasemonkey add-on.

2. Install GMail Without Ads! GM userscript.

This will block ads only on Gmail but not on Google Apps mail. You can easily add your Apps mail (like http://mail.webtrickz.com/) to above GM script in order to hide ads on it.

For Google Chrome -

This is applicable for users running Google Chrome Beta version.

1. Open the ‘Gmail Hide Sponsored Links’ webpage on your Chrome browser.

2. Click the Install button to install this extension.

All ads will now be blocked both from Gmail and Google Apps mail.

Do share your views with us on the above trick

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