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Simoyd
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on AdGuard I added this line to my "User filter" in the chrome extension options and it fixed it:

google.com##div[id^="ed_"]

Replace .com where appropriate. ^= means "starts with", so any div starting with ed_ on google.com will be removed.

EDIT: this seems to have changed for me from "ed_" to "eod_". You can right click inspect element and look for the id attribute on the div then update "ed_" above to whatever prefix your divs have.

on AdGuard I added this line to my "User filter" in the chrome extension options and it fixed it:

google.com##div[id^="ed_"]

Replace .com where appropriate. ^= means "starts with", so any div starting with ed_ on google.com will be removed.

on AdGuard I added this line to my "User filter" in the chrome extension options and it fixed it:

google.com##div[id^="ed_"]

Replace .com where appropriate. ^= means "starts with", so any div starting with ed_ on google.com will be removed.

EDIT: this seems to have changed for me from "ed_" to "eod_". You can right click inspect element and look for the id attribute on the div then update "ed_" above to whatever prefix your divs have.

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Simoyd
  • 151
  • 1
  • 2

on AdGuard I added this line to my "User filter" in the chrome extension options and it fixed it:

google.com##div[id^="ed_"]

Replace .com where appropriate. ^= means "starts with", so any div starting with ed_ on google.com will be removed.