Is Google bypassing ad blockers?

J

Junkfood00

Elite Member

Sep 13, 2011

1,947

1,340

• Dec 31, 2012

• #1

Adblocker Plus used to block all ads, adsense and the ones in the serps but now I'm seeing them more often. Are those dickheads bypassing it or did I make something in the settings? Their retarded campaign with the user experience is giving the exact opposite effect, now all I see is commercial stuff instead of anything informative.

 

B

biglia

Regular Member

Jun 28, 2008

254

51

• Dec 31, 2012

• #2

That's great news. Let's hope so. It means more money for me.

 

J

Jumbo_Refill

Registered Member

Nov 26, 2012

74

10

• Dec 31, 2012

• #3

I use Adblock for Chrome and I have yet to see an ad so idk

 

Random Rank

Elite Member

Aug 5, 2012

1,759

106

• Dec 31, 2012

• #4

I haven't even checked it yet but if that is true, that's great news now!!

 

I

inspiron23

Newbie

Nov 30, 2012

20

2

• Dec 31, 2012

• #5

I don't see google ads, you can disable them if you see just see source of page, find anything related to google ads and block links in ad block plus and then you will get rid of all those useless ads.

 

sirgold

BANNED

Jun 25, 2010

1,260

649

• Dec 31, 2012

• #6

Jumbo_Refill said:

I use Adblock for Chrome and I have yet to see an ad so idk

Click to expand...

+1 for chromium, no ads. And even if they were there a few simple lines to your hosts file would do the trick: dig profiting from my visitors but want my navigation as clean as possibile at all times. One of the perks of knowing the intricate underpinnings, me says....

 

M

Maja92

Regular Member

Jul 10, 2011

320

66

• Dec 31, 2012

• #7

Lol, sorry OP... but I hope they are bypassing them or trying too... me need those Adsense clicks ..

 

masterjani

Elite Member

Jr. VIP

May 10, 2011

6,104

534

• Dec 31, 2012

• #8

You can block ads for specific pages only.

 

the_demon

Elite Member

Nov 23, 2008

3,220

1,604

• Dec 31, 2012

• #9

Try uninstalling and reinstalling, and re-select your subscription. Your experience happened to a friend of mine when he accidentally clicked a wrong setting.

I use Adblock+ myself and have no issues w/ it.

 

R

redchillies

Junior Member

Feb 1, 2013

184

22

• May 4, 2013

• #10

There are a few scripts out there that can do this. However, if one simply disables javascript, those measures are defeated. There's really not much you can do other than beg your users to whitelist your site (and possibly offer "premium" accounts that don't have ads).