adblock

How adblock plus blocks advertisements in the web? I saw it inject some css that hide the advertisement, but I think that he does more than that - for example blocking http request.. They give a brief idea of it here: http://chromeadblock.org/extensions/adblock-for-chrome/ However no real details. I think what they do is, to check css class and id's for badwords, like: advert, ad, sponsored .... Furthermore, they'll have a list of major Ad Servers like AdWords etc. and simply block those IP's / domains from being loaded. Afterwards it seems like it calculates the dimensions of the removed ad

1、请求接口时出现 Status (blocked:other) 2、原因分析：安装了Adblock 3、解决办法 1）关掉Adblock 2）修改接口名称，不能用 ad 或者 XX ad XX 等名称 其实除了adblock外，还有一些广告拦截的也会有这个提示，我的就是uBlock,关闭即可 关闭步骤： 点击更多工具-扩展程序 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/ivy-zheng/p/11669837.html

I have two divs in my site one with id ad_holder and another with id ad_buttons" When testing the site on Mozilla with ad block plus installed I noticed that both divs were hidden. On further inspection I noticed it that Adblock was the culprit probably because of the ID names. I also noticed that Adblock created (or maybe has a ready made) CSS file, that sets the display to hidden. I know I can fix this by simply changing the IDs or trying to override the Adblock CSS but still need to know if there is yet another alternative way of fixing this, like a small piece of code that tells Adblock it

I wish to detect adblocking software on my website and ask users to disable adblock by redirecting. The only way I found was using Javascript. Is there any other way of detection ? If not, how do I detect if Javascript is disabled and redirect them to a certain page ? You cannot actually "detect" if javascript is disabled. Since javascript is a client-side feature, the server cannot detect it, and "detecting"things client-side is done with javascript. You see the catch 22. What is available is the <noscript> tag, which is only rendered by the browser if javascript is turned off. This is the

Ad blockers block all new tabs opened if the content is a blob. I assume there's some reason behind this, but I can't figure it out. I don't think there's anything particularly insecure about blobs, or the browser itself would block them, so why do ad-blockers do it without even giving you the option to view it? Here's a fiddle since it doesn't work right using Stack Overflows code snippet: https://jsfiddle.net/Pharylon/dqjtha81/32/ const myString = "Hello World!"; const blob = new Blob([myString], { type: 'text/plain' }); const fileURL = URL.createObjectURL(blob); const myLink = document

I was recently visiting a site and noticed that the page had a section that said it noticed that I was using AdBlocking software and could I kindly turn it off to help support a small site like that. I was just wondering how you would do that? Would it be best done client-side or server-side? This is something that simply can't be done server side - there's zilch reason for person to knock on your door and say "Look at me, I have AdblockPlus!". When on the client side, adblock is actively trying to influence the page content, which is something you can see happen and see that they are using an