As a blogger myself, I support online advertising and strongly feel that some useful, discreet, non-interfering advertising in your online activities would be helpful for publishers. For most of us here, it’s the only source of our daily bread and butter. But then there are some websites that attack you with ads and also block your access if an ad blocker is detected.
So today, I’m going to show you how you can whitelist websites (like ours) suitable for placing ads, while also showing you a simple trick using so that you can pass ad blocker checks imposed by many websites.
Whitelist sites on Ad Blocker
It’s wise to whitelist a useful site on an ad blocker, one that offers reasonable ads that don’t get in the way of your work. To accomplish that, simply open the website and then click on the ad blocker plugin on the browser. Here, select the option Do not run on pages of this domain. The plugin will then allow ads on the current site and block on other sites. So go ahead and try it out.
Easy one click solution to bypass ad block detection
The easiest way you can bypass adblock detection on a website is to disable JavaScript using the Site Info option on the browser. Just click the Site Info icon as shown in the screenshot and disable the option JavaScript select.
This option will bypass the adblocker for the specific site, but it will also cause other JavaScript to be disabled. So if you are visiting the site for the purpose of reading, it should be fine. However, if there is some important element that requires JavaScript, it will be missing from the page and that can confuse you.
Bypass Adblock with Tamper Monkey Script
If there’s more than one site you want to ignore, it makes more sense to install an anti-ad blocker. UserScript helps you keep your ad blocker active when you visit a website even if the site asks you to disable it. Since this is a script, you will have to install Greasemonkey for Firefox or Tampermonkey for Opera or Chrome. Once these add-ons are installed, you will have to Sign Up for a Filter List for the specific ad blocker you are using on your browser.
After doing all that, install Anti-Adblock UserScript and relaunch the browser for the changes to take effect.
Yes, that’s about it. The script will automatically detect sites that are trying to block your ad blocker and will bypass them easily without you having to raise a finger. However, you should be informed that this is not a universal solution and may not work on all sites that use ad blockers.
Conclusion
So how can you bypass the ad blockers on almost all the websites out there. This trick works on Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Safari with supported ad blockers like Adblock, Adblock Plus, uBlock Origin and Adguard AdBlocker. So give it a try and let us know which one works best for you. Also, please don’t forget that these ads are necessary for the free content we publish and therefore you should think twice before blocking ads on a particular site and only proceed if it does. extremely uncomfortable.
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