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I use Brave (not so much for the built-in ad block, but mostly because it's not actually Chrome) and I've noticed that more and more sites have ad-block detecti
by commandlinefan 3y ago
I use Brave (not so much for the built-in ad block, but mostly because it's not actually Chrome) and I've noticed that more and more sites have ad-block detection that appears to work by sending a unique token to their ad server and then not loading content until after the token has been verified to have been received. I imagine there are ways around this on a per-site basis, it's generally easier to just give in and disable the ad blocker.
- kevin_thibedeau 3y agoNoScript usually bypasses this behavior. Especially when the content is delivered but hidden with JS DOM manipulation.
- zeruch 3y agoI wish NS worked on Android as a generic domain blocker