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Not if your browser extension is blocking the remote Javascript code that's used for displaying the ads. And even if you did manage to reverse-engineer an exte
by et-al 8y ago
Not if your browser extension is blocking the remote Javascript code that's used for displaying the ads.
And even if you did manage to reverse-engineer an extension to send a "ads loaded" token to the site, their ad network would update their code a week later. That's why folks call it an arms race.
- malka 8y agoas long as the user controls what its cpu execute, they have an edge :) It's a losing race for publishers on desktop.