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The problem is, many adblockers also have a feature to disable certain DOM nodes inside websites, to avoid embedded ads or remove anti-adblockers. So you'd also
by roblabla 10y ago
The problem is, many adblockers also have a feature to disable certain DOM nodes inside websites, to avoid embedded ads or remove anti-adblockers. So you'd also need an API to filter out certain selectors... And the list of specialized APIs could continue on and on.
- madeofpalk 10y agoApple kind of solved this problem with the Content Blocker API - all of this is defined in a 'static' list which is used by Safari to block certain things.