You can do what facebook does - render your own ads with often changing css ids, which makes them harder to block. Mind you, that isn't perfect and you can't r

You can do what facebook does - render your own ads with often changing css ids, which makes them harder to block. Mind you, that isn't perfect and you can't really do that with third-party ads, but that is about what you can do. The reason is pretty simple: my browser does what it is told from me. Normally that means render a site as seen, but it doesn't have to be and you can't instruct it otherwise.