You can run your own scripts to counter the website’s scripts. Note: this site provides free content and we rely on advertisement income to keep this site going. If you are using an adblocker, we plead with you to support us by adding this site to your adblock’s whiltelist. Install Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey First, you’re going to need either Greasemonkey or Tampermonkey. Both work just as well. If you’re on Chrome, Tampermonkey is your only option.

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Open your browser’s extensions option and search for either plugin. When you arrive at the plugin’s page, install it. Both will automatically activate themselves after the install, so you won’t need to do anything else to get them running. Get the Script Next, you’re going to need the script itself.

A developer going by Reek developed a script called Anti-Adblock Killer to bypass adblock blockers. The best way to get the script is from its on Openuserjs.org. Once you’re on the page, click the “Install” button in the top center of the page. That will redirect you to the script.

Your extension (Greasemonkey or Tampermonkey) will provide you with a screen prompting you to confirm the installation of the script. Confirm the install.

You can check that the script is installed by clicking on the extension icon in the browser. Urok v 9 klasse pushkin besi. Greasemonkey will list the installed scripts right in the resulting dropdown. For Tampermonkey, you need to click on the icon, then click on the “Dashboard” option. Chrome will open a new tab for the dashboard that lists out all of the currently enabled scripts. Add The List. Finally, you’re going to need to add a list of filters from Reeks’s Github page for the project.

Browse to the, and click on the “Subscribe” button. That will show a message asking you if you want to add the filter list for the ad blocker that you’re currently using. Click “OK.” Test It Now your browser should be fully configured and ready to bypass adblocker detection. The only real way to test it is to navigate to a site that typically blocks adblockers. There are a ton of them out there, and you probably know of at least one if you’re reading this guide. When you arrive at the site, you shouldn’t see anything out of the ordinary.

The site should just open up and display its content, ad free. Obviously no script or list of filters is perfect, so some less popular sites may still be blocked.

The vast majority, though, will be open. Plus, this script and list are still actively maintained, so check back for updates. The fewer advertisements, the better. Even “non-intrusive” ads are a pain in the neck. I was glad when Google decided to start “YouTube Red”, allowing me to pay a monthly subscription to remove advertising. Once that happened, I was able to disable AdBlocker Plus for youtube.com.

PS There is currently only one website I want to be able to use (but advertising prevents), but since programs don’t start when AdBlocker Plus is “enabled” for the site, it seems that they recently got AdBlocker detection working. The installation and configuration of “Tampermonkey” hasn’t helped, unfortunately. For example: •. “This is why I will probably shut down more of my sites in 2018!” Go ahead. Don’t let us stop you. ” I don’t use intrusive ads ” You may not but thousands of other publishers not only use intrusive, obnoxious ads but use to those ads to deliver malicious content. If you want to blame anyone for the existence and use of ad blockers, blame those publishers.