Q: Do your best to have an even number of people on each team. You also want to try to make the teams even in regards to skill level. Match new players up with more skilled players, and young players with older players. You might do guys versus girls or some other simple way to split up the teams. One team could be all of the people with birthdays that fall during January-June, and the other team could be those with birthdays in July-December. If you have an odd number, it might be good to work out a system where one person on the bigger team sits out each round, or that person has to give clues an extra time. When you have couples or family members playing together, it can be a good idea to put them on separate teams so that they do not have any kind of advantage over the other players. Before each turn starts, you'll want to fill the card holder with cards so that the clue-giving player can flip through them faster. You don't want to have to draw from a pile unless you run out. This is more of a suggestion than a rule, because it makes the game run smoother but is not mandatory. If you want to draw each card from the pile, that is fine, too. You can play the game if you only have the Taboo cards and none of the other equipment. Gameplay can progress in the same way. You could even write up your own cards with a guess-word and Taboo words that you decide yourself. You can not look ahead at any of the other cards in the deck. You can only look at each card as you draw it to begin giving clues for it. If you catch someone looking ahead, you need to call them out on it as this is cheating. Each player has a certain amount of time to get their teammates to guess as many words as they can. It might be good to designate someone on each turn who is going to pay attention to the timer. You can also switch to a timer that makes noise when it runs out. You could use a timer on someone's phone so that it will make noise when it goes off. Each round should be 1-2 minutes. You can decide on a longer or shorter time limit to change up the game. The card you are looking at when the timer runs out is not scored for anyone and should be discarded, rather than passed on to the next player.
A: Divide your group into teams. Load cards into the card holder. Draw one card at a time. Start the timer.

Q: This should be the browser in which you want to disable the AdBlock extension on a specific website. Open the website on which you want to disable AdBlock. For example, if you want to disable AdBlock on Wikipedia, you'd go to www.wikipedia.com here. Most browsers have a section in which you can see the icons for the extensions that you've installed. To do so: Chrome - Click in the upper-right side of the window to prompt a drop-down menu. The AdBlock icon is at the top of the drop-down menu. Firefox - You should see the AdBlock icon in the upper-right side of the Firefox page. Edge - If AdBlock isn't in the upper-right corner of the page, click , click Extensions, click AdBlock, and click the "Show button next to address bar" switch to make it appear there. Safari - The AdBlock icon should be to the left of the address bar in the upper-left side of the Safari page. It resembles a red stop sign with a white hand on it. A drop-down menu will appear. This option is near the bottom of the drop-down menu. Doing so opens a pop-up window. Click and drag the "Site" slider right to increase the number of site variations that are ignored. Clicking and dragging the "Page" slider to the right will prompt AdBlock to ignore specific pages on the site (the level of specificity increases as you drag the slider right) rather than all pages on the site. Not all sites will require adjustment. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Doing so will save your changes and turn off AdBlock for your selected site and/or pages.
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Open a browser. Go to the website. Open your browser's "Extensions" view. Click the "AdBlock" icon. Click Don't run on pages on this domain. Adjust the pages on which AdBlock is disabled. Click Exclude.