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Privacy > Anti-Banner > Blocking banners
Blocking banners
Blocking banners
Anti-Banner blocks website banners from the list of known banners which is embedded in the Kaspersky application databases. If a banner is displayed on a web page even while Anti-Banner is running, this could mean that the banner is not in the list of known banners. You can manually block the display of this banner.
To block a banner, you must add it to the list of blocked banners. You can do this directly on the web page or in the Kaspersky application.
If a banner is on a website from the list of websites with allowed banners, you cannot block the display of this banner.
How to block a banner on a web page
To block a banner on a web page:
- Make sure that the Kaspersky Protection extension is installed and enabled in the browser.
- If Anti-Banner is disabled, enable it:
- Click the
Kaspersky Protection button on the browser toolbar. - In the drop-down menu in the Anti-Banner section, click the Enable button.
- Click the
- Move your mouse cursor over the banner that you want to block, and right-click.
- In the context menu that opens, select Add to Anti-Banner.
The Add blocked banner window opens.
- In the Add blocked banner window, click the Add button.
The banner URL is added to the list of blocked banners.
- Refresh the web page in the browser to stop the banner from showing.
The banner will not be displayed the next time you visit this web page.
How to block a banner in the Kaspersky application:
To block a banner in the Kaspersky application:
- Open the main application window.
- Click
in the lower part of the main window.The Settings window opens.
- Select the Privacy settings section.
- Select the Anti-Banner component.
The Anti-Banner settings window opens.
- Enable Anti-Banner by clicking the switch in the upper part of the window.
- In the Anti-Banner settings window, click the Blocked banners link to open the Blocked banners window.
- In the Blocked banners window, click the Add button.
- In the window that opens, in the Web address mask (URL) field, enter the address or address mask of the banner.
- Specify Active as the status for this banner.
- Click the Add button.
The Kaspersky application will block the specified banner.
Article ID: 127257, Last review: Apr 15, 2022