Ant wrote:
...
Having created a new filter, I was later able to edit it. I selected
the filter entry, right-clicked, selected Edit from the pull-down
context menu, and changed the new filter.
If none of this works for you, the problem might be caused by another
extension. Disable all of your extensions except AdBlock Plus and try
again. If it works then, enable your extensions one at a time, each
time trying to edit the filters until you fail. That will isolate
which
extension is causing the problem.
Since I have the same problem, I tried your ideas. None of them helped.
I even tried a brand new profile and installed ABP v2.6.11 from ABP's
web site. Same results. :(
I did notice when I try to add/edit filters, it goes to "Filter
subscriptions" tab and thinks I am searching as shown in
http://i.imgur.com/x7LMUQn.gif my screen shot/capture. :(
Have you tried working from the "Custom filters" tab instead of the
"Filter subscriptions" tab?
I was in "Custom subscriptions" tab. It kept going back to "Filter
subscriptions" tab when I tried to add/edit a filter. :(
I have no "Custom subscriptions" tab. But from the "Custom filters" tab,
if I click "Add filter" it behaves as expected -- it creates a blank
space in the list of custom filters and places the cursor there for me
to type the new spec.
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