Of course, now there are pages that detect if their elements or code are being manipulated by the browser (i.e.: Ad blocker detectors).
Thankfully, it's rare because people using ad blockers is apparently rare on the whole.
Of course, now there are pages that detect if their elements or code are being manipulated by the browser (i.e.: Ad blocker detectors).
Thankfully, it's rare because people using ad blockers is apparently rare on the whole.
> Thankfully, it's rare because people using ad blockers is apparently rare on the whole.
I wish this were the case. There's quite a number of websites that use Admiral's services to detect adblockers. Admiral got 19m dollars in funding last year, so I imagine the adblock threat is meaty enough.