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It's actually very clever. They're using a base64 encoded PNG to display an 'ad' that doesn't actually smell like an ad. It would be pretty easy to just kill
by dublinben 13y ago
It's actually very clever. They're using a base64 encoded PNG to display an 'ad' that doesn't actually smell like an ad. It would be pretty easy to just kill this element without impacting the rest of the content, but that's a crude tool.
- smackfu 13y agoYeah, they clearly aren't trying that hard because it can still be trivially blocked by Adblock after right-clicking. If they randomized the URL, it would be trickier.