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Filter against antiadblocker detectors on websites?


MariuxReloaded

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Hi everyone 😊

As the title of this discussion says and as you can see from my screenshots, when I surf some websites, both on Chrome and Firefox with Malwarebytes extensions enabled, the antiadblocker detector included in these websites tries blocking the extension and, sometimes, prevents the usage of the websites in question (indeed, I can surf the Italian technology blog HDBlog, used as example, just because of AdGuard for Windows, which includes the Adblock Warning Removal List in its filters; indeed, if I disable Malwarebytes extension and leave only AdGuard for Windows enabled, I can not only use HDBlog, but I can also avoid completely the launch of the antiadblocker detector (columns become red, in order to disturb your eyesight), as you can see in the third screenshot).

So, my question is: would it be possible to include an antiadblocker detector in the advertising/tracker protection of the two Malwarebytes extensions for Chrome and Firefox?
Thank you very much in advance and have a nice day 😉

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2 minutes ago, MariuxReloaded said:

Hi everyone 😊

As the title of this discussion says and as you can see from my screenshots, when I surf some websites, both on Chrome and Firefox with Malwarebytes extensions enabled, the antiadblocker detector included in these websites tries blocking the extension and, sometimes, prevents the usage of the websites in question (indeed, I can surf the Italian technology blog HDBlog, used as example, just because of AdGuard for Windows, which includes the Adblock Warning Removal List in its filters; indeed, if I disable Malwarebytes extension and leave only AdGuard for Windows enabled, I can not only use HDBlog, but I can also avoid completely the launch of the antiadblocker detector (columns become red, in order to disturb your eyesight), as you can see in the third screenshot).

So, my question is: would it be possible to include an antiadblocker detector in the advertising/tracker protection of the two Malwarebytes extensions for Chrome and Firefox?
Thank you very much in advance and have a nice day 😉

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P.S. Sorry, I mean an "anti-antiadblocker" detector in in the advertising/tracker protection of the two Malwarebytes extensions for Chrome and Firefox 😁

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Hi There,

Thanks for the suggestion and graphics, above is one of the many techniques that sites are using these days in order to evade ad-blockers and since each technique is unique to every site, it would be nearly impossible for us to build a pattern DB for all.

Having said that, we did considered couple of approaches in handling above issue. As soon as we agree on a powerful solution, we will make it available. 

Thanks

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12 hours ago, rakeshsejwal said:

Hi There,

Thanks for the suggestion and graphics, above is one of the many techniques that sites are using these days in order to evade ad-blockers and since each technique is unique to every site, it would be nearly impossible for us to build a pattern DB for all.

Having said that, we did considered couple of approaches in handling above issue. As soon as we agree on a powerful solution, we will make it available. 

Thanks

Perfect, thank you very much for your explanation, you've been very clear! 😁

And, of course, thank you very much for your hard work and your daily efforts in offering us such incredible products! 😉

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