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Resolved Any way to remove all of the bloody adverts?

Gareth Westwood

Basic Pleskian
Server operating system version
Ubuntu 20.04.6
Plesk version and microupdate number
Version 18.0.53 Update #2, last updated on July 5, 2023 05:19 PM
Hey Team,

I'm becoming more and more frustrated with all of the "adverts" (I'm sure plesk call them "trusted 3rd party options that we think you might like" or something similar).

Is there a way that I can prevent some or all of these from getting in the way of the work I want to do?

For example, I want to generate a lets encrypt cert for a domain, I have to scroll past 22 3rd party cert provider boxes to get to the thing I want... It's getting a bit silly.

Any ideas?
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This should work to hide the ads and the Sectigo certs.

Add this to the panel.ini:
Code:
[extensions]
blacklist = sectigo

[aps]
serverAppsPromoEnabled = off

[promos]
; Disable other products promotions
enabled = off
pleskFooter = false

If you never used the panel.ini before, this is how it works:
 
Great response @Maarten thank you.

I have not played with the panel.ini file before but I will be doing in the future!

I added the lines you suggested with 1 modification and 1 addition
I added;
[ext-catalog]
contextAds = off

And "blacklist = sectigo" became "blacklist = sectigo,symantec - DigiCert SSL"

At least for now, that seems to have got rid of most of the "interesting offers" that were being made available.

Thanks again.
 
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