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 ====== Putting the Cork in the Drain!!! (Block all flood.js scripts) ====== ====== Putting the Cork in the Drain!!! (Block all flood.js scripts) ======
  
 +<note>Blocking all flood.js scripts are not server side, it is client side only. It only hides it for you, and nobody else that didn't block the flood. </note>
  
 If you are tired of bilging the flood over and over again, You can block it with uBlock Origin. If you do not have that installed, then you may not be able to block the flood. If you are tired of bilging the flood over and over again, You can block it with uBlock Origin. If you do not have that installed, then you may not be able to block the flood.
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 Done. You have now have no flood. Done. You have now have no flood.
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 +===== FAQ =====
 +Q. Will this work with custom themed floods?
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 +A. Most likely not.
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 +Q. Can I modify my host file to block these floods?
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 +A. I highly recommend you don't do that since modifying your host file can screw things up.
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 +Q. Will this completely remove all floods, like deletes it off of the server?
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 +A. No! It just simply blocks them.
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 +Q. But... Does this mean you hate the flood script thingy? :(
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 +A. No!!! Sometimes it gets old. This isn't suppose to be a protest against the leaky ring, rather, suppose to give everyone a choice!
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