How to enable content blocker in Chrome
Content blocking is a feature of the browsers that allows you to block or hide all or some content in a webpage or site that you do not want to see, including images, ads, pop-ups, comments and plug-ins.
In most of the browsers smart pop-up blocking is turned on by default but you can do lot more by defining a file path on a server to block all content that share the same file path. In-built content blocking feature of browsers are normally limited in option but with use of a third party content blocker in the form of a browser extension you can block more stuff like comments, ads, plug-ins and pop ups.
To add an exception to your content settings, follow these steps:
1. Open Chrome and click the three parallel dots at the right.
2. Select Settings.
3. Click the three parallel lines on the top left and then Click the Advanced drop down menu.
4. Chose "Privacy and Security".
5. Under "Privacy and security," click Content settings.
6. Click the type of content that you want to block or unblock.
7. You can choose from a variety of options like Cookies, location services, access to camera and microphone, JavaScript, Notification, Flash Content, Images, Pop Ups, Automatic Downloads, Zoom Level.
8. After Selecting the type of content add a rule to block or allow that type of content from an specific website or domain or even an IP Address.
9. To create exceptions for an entire domain, insert [*.] before the domain name.
10 Click Add.
That's how you can block content on a webpage . You can block comments, ads, plugins and other content type using a third part content blocker as well.
To read more about content blocking and its Pros and Cons in details visit this post : http://www.hawkdive.com/2017/07/what-...