Do you know a way to bypass AdBlockPlus?

[guybrushthreepwood]

hi,

Do you know a way to bypass AdBlockPlus?

With "bypass" i mean that ads show up on your site even if adblock plus is enabled.

 

[Nitros]

There are scripts that can display message or block your website content if Adblock is detected.

 

[guybrushthreepwood]

There are scripts that can display message or block your website content if Adblock is detected.

I know. but that does not solve the problem.

 

[newera33]

I need a solution for this too, I swear iv had adblock on before and some ads including pop up ads still show up..soooo, yeah, would be nice to know how they bypass it

 

[guybrushthreepwood]

I need a solution for this too, I swear iv had adblock on before and some ads including pop up ads still show up..soooo, yeah, would be nice to know how they bypass it

I saw several studies predicting that the number of users who use adblockers will rise to 50% or even more if the trends continues.
This will kill all of our projects that use ads to generate revenue.
Where is GOOGLE if you need them ;-)

 

[virtualbyron]

50% ? I think soon it can be 100%, ad block or similar are pre installed in many smartphone today, but when we lose our income the big corporation too, so I hope something happen soon, but about adsense may be google don't care because they make the most part of their money from off line today

May be one day (few years) the only way to earn only will be by CPA

 

[Nitros]

Adblock blocks ads based on urls so the only way to bypass its detection is to run ads through your own domains. It can be done in few different ways.

 

[guybrushthreepwood]

Adblock blocks ads based on urls so the only way to bypass its detection is to run ads through your own domains. It can be done in few different ways.

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could you please elaborate on this? does this work with adsense? thnk you

 

[dernz27]

well, I think you can't bypass it.
It is block by domain name, or elements name.
so.... if you put "banner" ads using simple <a href="URL"><img src="img.jpg"></a> it wont blocked until the user block the domain name by themself

 

[Nitros]

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could you please elaborate on this? does this work with adsense? thnk you

Sure. You will need to install ad serving script on your hosting. For example this one.

You will be able to put your ad code there and it will show under your domain. It is also important to make sure that your folder paths/subdomain/file names will not include words like "ad", "ads", "advertising" etc.


Keep in mind that Adblock users can manually block selected ads but from my experience most of them are not doing this unless ad is really annoying.

 

[guybrushthreepwood]

Sure. You will need to install ad serving script on your hosting. For example this one.

You will be able to put your ad code there and it will show under your domain. It is also important to make sure that your folder paths/subdomain/file names will not include words like "ad", "ads", "advertising" etc.


Keep in mind that Adblock users can manually block selected ads but from my experience most of them are not doing this unless ad is really annoying.

Great share! Thank you

 

[guybrushthreepwood]

did it work for you with adsense?

I tried it but it doesnt work :-(

 

[roadhamster]

How I bypassed AdBlock:
- Serve all the banners from your own domain.
- Name the banners something like "image_xxx.jpg", don't name 'm like banner, ads or something.
- Let the affiliate-url's open in the same window, if you do a target=_blank, they will be blocked.

Happy Ad-unblocking.

 

[guybrushthreepwood]

How I bypassed AdBlock:
- Serve all the banners from your own domain.
- Name the banners something like "image_xxx.jpg", don't name 'm like banner, ads or something.
- Let the affiliate-url's open in the same window, if you do a target=_blank, they will be blocked.


Happy Ad-unblocking.

thats working for me, too.
but with adsense scripts it seems to be more complicated...