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This would break e.g. mouseover events. Ultimately the only foolproof way is obscuring the ads but leaving the space they take up on the screen blank. A "steal
by emmab 10y ago
This would break e.g. mouseover events. Ultimately the only foolproof way is obscuring the ads but leaving the space they take up on the screen blank.
A "stealth mode" button on my adblocker that did this that's automatically already enabled for websites that are regularly blocking it would be very useful.
- amelius 10y ago> This would break e.g. mouseover events. Not if these are generated only from the DOM seen by the browser.