Similarly, you can disable adblock on firefox and microsoft. Chrome: See the Install and manage extensions Chrome Web Store help page. Neither one (at least the free versions) is resident the way Hitman Pro might be, and that's okay, because you should have only one resident malware-scanner at a time.įinally, editing the registry won't help here, if it really is a legit installation of ABP, because Firefox doesn't use any registry settings to install or uninstall this extension (wait, maybe unless it's globally installed by Group Policy, but getting that to work with Firefox is quite an ordeal). Subscribe 833K views 3 years ago adblock firefox edge This video will show you how to disable adblock from google chrome. Firefox: See the Disable or remove Add-ons Mozilla help page. Have you tried the section of the Add-Ons menu called Extensions? If you're in the default (top) section of the Add-Ons menu, that's the part where you can search for add-ons, basically an alternative for Īnyway, just because you have one malware-scanner doesn't mean it catches everything, just in case this one does turn out to be malware I use MalwareBytes as a second opinion, and AdwCleaner is well-regarded around here too (my main scanner is Windows Defender, or Microsoft Security Essentials if on an XP-7 box).

Oh, so you did deliberately install it, but you can't find it in add-ons?