Posted on: 07/13/14 04:05PM
The cause of the problem is our directory structure for images. We store images in subfolders named by letter pairs, eg aa, ab, az, etc.
Adblock blocks all images from subdirectories named "ad". Because of this, images in the ad subdirectory are falsely blocked by Adblock. You can try setting an exception for that specific directory in Adblock to remove it from the list of filtered ads, which should solve your problem without needing to disable Adblock.
Beyond that, I would also recommend installing NoScript. Ads can't install malicious software unless they can execute scripts, and NoScript blocks scripts by their origin domain. Using NoScript, you should still be completely safe from malicious ads even with Adblock disabled.
Anti_Gendou said:
I don't know what Pale Moon is... so I'm just going to go ahead and blame that... because different is bad.
Pale Moon is an alternate build of Firefox designed with stability and efficiency in mind. It technically runs on an older version of Firefox's core, but the developers keep their software up to date with Mozilla's security patches.