ADblock bypass
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domainname.com##+js(acis, jQuery, ai_adb)
adblock is killed…
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Hello,
Not sure what do you mean by “adblock is killed”.
Ad blockers will still work, only javascript code used for ad blocking detection will be aborted.if javascript code is aborted then no ad blocking detection can work.
However, you can still protect the content from users using ad blockers.
https://adinserter.pro/documentation/ad-blocking-detectionFor such cases Ad Inserter Pro provides two additional approaches to protect the content:
– Advanced ad blocking detection: all javascript variables and functions are dynamically renamed to unique names (for each website). Very hard (if not impossible) to write rules based on javascript names.
– Javascript based content protection: Javacript code is needed to reveal (insert) protected parts of the content. If javascript code is aborted, then the content will not be visible to the visitor.https://adinserter.pro/documentation/ad-blocking-detection#content-protection
And another protection level:
https://adinserter.pro/documentation/ad-blocking-detection#advanced-content-protectionI haven’t seen an ad blocker that is able to break this protection and reveal the protected content yet.
Anyway, this is a cat-and-mouse game.
tested many anti adblocker.. 4 and 5 addon… all was bypass
really cat and mouse… tiredThe latest development version contains additional checks for ad blocking:
https://downloads.wp.xz.cn/plugin/ad-inserter.zipSet action to Message and enable Undismissible message.
The rule above should display a simple warning message and hide content.Please note, this is a neverending cat-and-mouse game.
that’s cute alert… will try thanks sir
domain.com##+js(nostif, ai_adb)
domain.com##[style*=”filter: blur”]:style(filter:none !important)
domain.com##body > div[style$=” user-select: none; cursor: not-allowed;”]powerful ublock 🙂
🙂
The next version will have some improvements in this regard.
However, this is a neverending game.But I would suggest to focus on content protection, not on detection.
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