Opera Adblock. thanks to the wiki

http://nontroppo.org/wiki/OperaPythonAdblock

Here's how I finally got "AdBlock" functionality working in Opera.

In my opera6.ini under "[Image Link Popup Menu]" and "[Image Popup Menu]:

Item, "Destroy image python" = Copy image address & Execute program,"/home/russ/.opera/adblock.py","%c" & Select user CSS file,1 & Deselect user CSS file, 1 & Select user CSS file,1 & Deselect user CSS file, 1

Where adblock.py (universally executable) is:

#!/usr/bin/python
import sys, os

BLOCK_CSS_FILE="/home/russ/.opera/adblock.css"

# read current CSS
try:
 cssFile=open(BLOCK_CSS_FILE,"r")
except:
 cssStr="\n"
else:
 cssStr=cssFile.read()
 cssFile.close()

# write new CSS
cssFile=open(BLOCK_CSS_FILE,"w")
if len(sys.argv)==2:
 cssFile.writelines('img[src="'+sys.argv[1]+'"]')
elif len(sys.argv)==3:
 cssFile.writelines(sys.argv[2]+'"'+sys.argv[1]+'"]')
elif len(sys.argv)==5:
 cssFile.writelines(sys.argv[2]+'['+sys.argv[3]+sys.argv[4]+'"'+sys.argv[1]+'"]')
elif len(sys.argv)==4:
 cssFile.writelines(sys.argv[2]+'['+sys.argv[3]+'='+'"'+sys.argv[1]+'"]')

if (cssStr=="\n")|(cssStr==""):
 cssFile.writelines('\n{display:none !important;}')
else:
 cssFile.writelines(',\n')
cssFile.writelines(cssStr)

cssFile.close()

And now that Opera is free without the ad banner, imports FireFox bookmarks, and can now block images this may be a long-term relationship. It's fast and so far I like it.

Forgot that this is also present in opera6.ini:

[Author Display Mode]
Author Font and Colors=1
User Font and Colors=0
User Link Settings=1
Author CSS=1
User CSS=1

[User Display Mode]
User CSS=1
User Link Settings=1
Author CSS=1
Author Font and Colors=1
User Font and Colors=0

[Local CSS Files]
Name 12=Adblock
File 12=adblock.css
Name 13=Overlay
File 13=overlay.css
Active 13=0
Active 12=1