A way to stop websites from detecting that you're using an adblocker

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Many sites are detecting that we're using an adblocker and making our browsing experience worst by either not displaying the content that we want to see or show us even more ads that the adblocker isn't able to block. In worst cases, they throw some sort of malware at our browsing session and infect our computers if we're not careful.

We want a way to stop websites from finding out that we're using an adblocker.

answerSeeker

Posted 2016-01-01T22:24:52.153

Reputation: 991

3If you have a “solution” you need to form it as question as well as an answer you can self answer. It‘s perfectly acceptable for you to post a question and answer it yourself, but this “question” as it is posted right now is not formatted in a way that is acceptable for this site. – JakeGould – 2016-01-01T22:27:38.347

Ok thanks, I will make the changes right now – answerSeeker – 2016-01-01T22:28:19.613

If a site blocks an adblocker, does it make this solution an adblocker-blocker-blocker? – That Brazilian Guy – 2016-01-01T22:54:16.693

1@ThatBrazilianGuy, no its an anti ad blocker blocker..... – Moab – 2016-01-02T00:36:27.297

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I've successfully done this using greasemonkey add-on and firefox. Steps are to subscribe to aaklist found here: https://github.com/reek/anti-adblock-killer/ for adblockplus or download greasemonkey addon and install this script.

The adblock filter did not really work for the site I wanted to stop detecting adblock but the greasemonkey script did.

answerSeeker

Posted 2016-01-01T22:24:52.153

Reputation: 991

Asked: 2016-01-01T22:24:52.153

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