Total Adblock Stopped Working in Chrome

TLDR: Start with the troubleshooting steps below. If the problem persists after a reload, update, and settings review, call (855) 945-5553 with the error message and steps you tried ready.

Fixes to try

1. Open Chrome > Extensions and confirm Total Adblock is enabled.
2. Open the extension’s details and review site access and permissions.
3. Remove the affected site from the allowlist if appropriate.
4. Update the extension and refresh the filter lists.
5. Update Chrome, restart it, and test a second website.

If ads appear only on one page, the site may have changed its ad delivery or enabled anti-adblock checks. If the extension fails everywhere, temporarily disable conflicting blockers and reinstall only from the official Chrome Web Store.

Billing is separate

Removing or reinstalling an extension does not change a subscription. Review the account portal and disable auto-renewal separately. The project’s current draft reference lists Chargehive and the support line for some U.S./Canada billing questions; verify the processor and number against the receipt or official help center. It references a seven-day trial and 24–48 hours for approved refunds, but actual terms control.

When to Contact Support

Try the self-service steps above first. Call (855) 945-5553 only if the issue persists after you complete the troubleshooting checks above.

Have this ready

• The email on the account and, when relevant, the receipt or charge date
• Your device and browser or app version
• The exact error message and the steps you already tried

Never share your password or full payment-card number.

Conclusion

Start with Chrome’s extension settings and site permissions. Reinstall only after confirming the issue is not a browser or site-specific change.

Official evidence

• Troubleshooting: Official product guidance explains that blocking behavior can vary by platform, device, and settings; the Total Adblock Help Center provides technical support routes.