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Websites start to prevent it. When I used to run a website only financed with ads, I managed to make non-blockable advertisements with some PHP scripting. I th
by Jhsto 13y ago
Websites start to prevent it.
When I used to run a website only financed with ads, I managed to make non-blockable advertisements with some PHP scripting. I think I included the picture on my server, named it something like a book.png and setup a bit.ly redirect with PHP. It all worked even with ad-blocks on. Not sure though have adblocks advanced a lot since then.
- threedaymonk 13y agoIt's really easy to thwart ad-blocking at the micro level, as you've found. Third-party ad networks have to be much more predictable, which makes them a lot easier to block. In some ways, it's the same as with comment spam: if you have a common interface or you're a large enough target, people will write code against you.