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How to disable Ads in xfire - Hani - 28-11-2013 If you dont want to see the ads in xfire that seems to be useless Try this one, 1)Open your Internet Explorer 2)Go to Tools-->Internet Options-->Security-->Select on Restricted Sites 3)Click on "Sites" bar 4)type on the first box ".xfire.com" (without quotes) 5)Click "Add" Bar 6)Click Close 7)Click on Apply and OK, 8)Now log off and relog in ur xfire, RE: How to disable Ads in xfire - Sky - 28-11-2013 Spoiler[spoiler][spoiler]![]() RE: How to disable Ads in xfire - Clysma - 28-11-2013 Spoiler![]() RE: How to disable Ads in xfire - Andre - 28-11-2013 Spoiler![]() RE: How to disable Ads in xfire - Hani - 30-11-2013 Spoiler spammers, Xfire Ads is attached with I.E so i am not using I.E all the time
RE: How to disable Ads in xfire - Destroy666 - 30-11-2013 Attached with IE? Are you serious...? Why would they need IE to attach ads to own program? I don't think any developer is that stupid. It most probably works in IE because it sucks and the Security tab also influences other applications for some reason. RE: How to disable Ads in xfire - Ligustah - 01-12-2013 In fact, like many other programs, XFire uses the IE web site renderer component that ships with windows, because it's an easy out of the box way of making a program "properly" (if you can even say that about IE) show HTML. ![]() The very same technique is used for the small ads frame at the top of the XFire client, which can actually sometimes be seen showing IE error messages. |