I love regex, I’m not even gonna lie. To be fair, my expressions haven’t been 50+ characters long, but still.

The problem with this approach is that the companies will just change the way ads are shown. DNS blocking is impossible to stop, provides you block every ad website.

That’ll probably be the best way to go, thank you.

Sounds good, I’ll look into it, and thank you for the article.

Thanks for your response! I’ll do my best, however the issue is I don’t necessarily want someone to look over documentation just to edit a date on a webpage. I do understand what you mean though.

Lua is also the programming language Roblox studio, I saw you comment on the other post about it.

I second this, I began in javascript on code.org and spent hours on their turtle and I was probably 10-11 at the time. Python is relaxed with typing and the syntax is visually easy to tell what belongs to what, which makes it a good candidate. There are simple ways to move after the turtle, such as pygame.

If you end up doing many numbers, you could create a dictionary, where each number points to the next number in the sequence (ex: [32:16, 16:8, 8:4, 4:2, 2:1], where the first number is the key and the second is the value). If the number already exists in the dictionary, then you know it goes to 1, if it doesn’t then add what you just calculated to the dictionary and then continue.