If typing in Google Docs and you press Ctrl+B to make something boldface, or you press Ctrl+F to open Chrome's text search box, but instead the AdBlock menu opens, it means a shortcut has been reassigned. We're not sure how this happens, but it's easy to fix.
Remove a Keyboard Shortcut in Chrome:
- Go to chrome://extensions.
- Select Keyboard shortcuts.
- Find AdBlock in the list of extensions.
- Click the pencil icon to make an edit to the shortcut.
Read more about using the AdBlock keyboard shortcuts here: Pausing and unpausing AdBlock using a keyboard shortcut or context menu command.