The solution is called http://www.adsweep.org/

Since I use the developer preview channel, I installed adsweep as an extension/plugin.

Quick steps for Chrome-dev with adsweep extension:

1. Switch chrome to dev channel with the Google Chrome Channel Changer (more info)
2. Download AdSweep extension AdSweep.crx
3. Install extension by running chrome from command-line with:
4. chrome.exe –install-extension=AdSweep.crx

   Chrome is installed by default in your application data profile: for Vista users:
   C:Users[user]AppDataLocalGoogleChromeApplication

5. Enable extensions by adding:
   –enable-extensions
   to your Google Chrome Shortcut
6. Verify that the extension/addon loaded correctly by navigating to chrome-ui://extensions/

Happy browsing, without Ads and proxy!

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