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==============It's not a Adblocker - It's a Tracking jammer==============
Ads have tracking code, not virus code. How? When you connect and then they appear the code send a static to third-party servers. In Google Ad's, if your cookies are configurated for auto-login your Gmail whit your account, 'ga.js' send to 'analytics.js' what site your connected right now. 'ga.js', read your Google Account Cookie's Setting
and send this too. Your Google Accont Information+The site your connected right now send to a third party server = Tracking. I don't recomend the use of my Adblocker between 15/11/2015 (DD/MM/YYYY), and 10/12/2015 (DD/MM/YYYY), cus my product just block ad's div's not script whit no ad's.
For fix this issue use Ghosthery and Blur (On addons.mozilla.com or Chrome Store).
If you don't find Blur in Gecko Engine based web browsers (Mozilla Firefox or Tor), try DoNotTrackMe.
I mighty recommend that you read:
http://donttrack.us - A better explaination of how your tracked
http://dontbubble.us - About tracking, understand the Filter Bubble is important
http://privatebrowsingmyths.com - How your still tracked in incognito
