New Feature: Adsense Manage Ads. Change ads from your account, dont touch the code.

[elvirs]

Google has revealed new feature in Adsense, which is called Manage Ads.
The new feature lets you change ad block options from your Adsense account without touching ad code in your page code.
Here is a screen shot:



From official Adsense Blog:

We're very excited to let you know about an upcoming feature that lets you easily manage your ad units from within your AdSense account. It isn't live yet, but here's a sneak peek so you'll know what to expect in the coming weeks. (We know many of you have been eagerly anticipating its arrival.)

This new ad management feature means that your ad unit settings (such as colors and channels) for new AdSense for content ad units will be saved in your AdSense account every time you generate ad code. Then, if you'd like to change any of these settings in the future, all you do is make the update within your account -- you'll no longer need to manually replace the ad code on all of your pages. For instance, you can quickly change the borders of all your 300x250 medium rectangles from red to blue with just a few mouse clicks. Fancy! We hope that this new feature will help you save time and will simplify the process of optimizing your ad units.

[ssandecki]

Yes, we've all seen that tip to already, its nothing new.

[Tearabite]

nothing new, but i can't wait to use it.. this will be a great time-saver.

[Computerized]

Anyone know approximately when this will be live?

[jakomo]

Hello,
Really I don't know, but I think soon

Jakomo

[993ti]

I already have it (as i said in my previous post).
Don't see any ads now but it says it can take more then 10 minutes before the ads show up.

[FanAddict]

It's been in my account for approx 1 hr...

[elvirs]

it is live, thats why I posted about it.
the screenshot is from my account.

[Imran]

Congrats, It is not yet activated on my account.

[grg]

It is very comortable to manage many ads on various sites, but I feel it's a bit slow at the moment (with ads callibration, but maybe it's only me).

[souther]

any effect on asrep and its reporting?