So today, I am going to show you how to disable or remove AdBlock in commonly used browsers, step by step. Also, I want to ensure I never run into this problem again. I can easily whitelist those sites, but it’s going to be very time-consuming because I don’t know which sites are like CNN and which are not.
Looks familiar? Obviously, the CNN website can detect that I’m using an ad blocker. For example, I wanted to visit CNN but ran into this warning instead. However, installing AdBlock prevents you from accessing websites whose revenue are driven by display ads. As the name suggests, its main function is to block unwanted and annoying advertisements from being displayed when you surf the Internet. We also reviewed this extension in our best ad blocker roundup. It may also help you completely remove the Parallels kext.AdBlock is a popular content filtering extension for major web browsers like Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, and Microsoft Edge. cd /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD/Library/StagedExtensions/Library/Extensions/įrom there on, I was able to reinstall ScreenFlow's audio kext and it worked.
Hold down command-R to boot into the Recovery System.The following steps worked for me, though please use caution. Once you get into Recovery mode, you can delete it without disabling System Integrity Protection. What might be happening is that the kext in StagedExtensions is currently in use or protected while you're in regular mode. I had a similar issue in trying to uninstall the TelestreamAudio.kext for ScreenFlow. See for Mojave man page, which contains these new options. Looks like -prune-staging removes only the deleted extensions, shaving little bit of time from the next kext cache rebuild. No longer present in their original location. Prunes the kernel extension staging area by removing all kernel extensions There are also new options: -clear-stagingĬlears the kernel extension staging area by removing all staged content. Os_volume/usr/standalone/ist, the volume is treatedĪs if no caches need updating: success is returned. If kextcache cannot find or make sense of This option mimics sudo touch /System/Library/Extensions on Rebuild out-of-date caches and update any helper partitions See man page for full details: man kextcache.Įxcerpt related to -invalidate, -i for short: -i os_volume, -invalidate os_volume # now you should not see your deleted kext here sudo rm -rf /Library/Extensions/Parallel\ Desktop.app # check if the name is correct so you don't delete some other kext
In my case, deleted kext disappears from StagedExtensions when you invalidate kext cache.
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