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Permanetely prevent the bing pop up at the bottom of the page, not merely close it each time the page is re-opened.

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rlxagnii
rlxagnii

I hate that F**KIN bing pop up at the bottom of the MSN.com page and want to permanently remove it, not merely "close" it out each time the page is re-opened. I have Windows 7 and would like to know how to do it. I am not familiar with how to change the script, nor the procedure to do so. I have Ad Block Plus and do not know which line to "block" in the filters. HELP!!

I use Firefox 21.0 and like MSN.com (except the cursed bing pop up) as a home page.

I hate that F**KIN bing pop up at the bottom of the MSN.com page and want to permanently remove it, not merely "close" it out each time the page is re-opened. I have Windows 7 and would like to know how to do it. I am not familiar with how to change the script, nor the procedure to do so. I have Ad Block Plus and do not know which line to "block" in the filters. HELP!! I use Firefox 21.0 and like MSN.com (except the cursed bing pop up) as a home page.

Chosen solution

The site requires cookies to store your preference. If you accept cookies from msn.com, then the search bar goes away for good after you click the Close [x] link.

If you want to block the search bar in Adblock Plus, put the following filter in the "My Hiding Rules" group. 

msn.com##div#ls1[class="co4b2 cf co coa2 coc1 m3  ls1"]
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the-edmeister
the-edmeister

Adblock Plus support is here:
http://adblockplus.org/forum/

They should be able to help you set up the correct custom filter,

Gingerbread Man
Gingerbread Man

Chosen Solution

The site requires cookies to store your preference. If you accept cookies from msn.com, then the search bar goes away for good after you click the Close [x] link.

If you want to block the search bar in Adblock Plus, put the following filter in the "My Hiding Rules" group. 

msn.com##div#ls1[class="co4b2 cf co coa2 coc1 m3  ls1"]
rlxagnii
rlxagnii Question owner

Gingerbread_Man, thanks so much!! I needed to Install "Element Hider" to AdBlock, then it was a snap. I have used several foul words over this for three or so days (OF WHICH I AM NOT PROUD) trying to remove that garbage MSN tries to shove down peoples throats. CUDOZ

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