Hotspot Shield
is an effective OpenVPN based privacy and security tool, used to
encrypt your web browsing when at public hotspots and to circumvent web
filters. On the other hand, while using this tool, users are
plagued with persistent (and sometimes inappropriate) onslaught of ads
built into the HSS monetization scheme. It's dubious enough that
Anchorfree steals ad revenue from google adwords users by masking them
with amazon ads, but HSS creates a massive box on the top of every page
users surf to as well--completely vanquishing an incredible chunk of
screen real-estate. Now, the problem is solved. No more ads.
If you haven't installed Adblock Plus on your Firefox browser, first learn How to Block Ads on Firefox Using Adblock Plus.
Upon installing Adblock Plus and you still see ads on top of your page, just right-click on the ad and click on Adblock Plus: Block image or Adblock Plus: Block frame.
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