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How do you know? Usually Ad-blockers replace the ads, so the server doesn't deliver the ads.
by dirkk0 13y ago
How do you know? Usually Ad-blockers replace the ads, so the server doesn't deliver the ads.
- zachlatta 13y agoWhat do you mean? To my understanding, the ads are removed from the HTML before/during rendering. Unless that ads are on an external server and a request hasn't been made before the ad is removed from the page, a request should be registered and an ad subsequently served.
- dirkk0 13y agoyes the ads are removed _before_ rendering, and the ad is never delivered.