Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
http://forum.clubedohardware.com.br/
The website above restricts it's users if they use adblock. What should we do? They update their anti-adblock a lot.
The website above restricts it's users if they use adblock. What should we do? They update their anti-adblock a lot.
Re: Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
1.uncheck easylist
2.go to
https://easylist.adblockplus.org/en/
subscribe
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2.go to
https://easylist.adblockplus.org/en/
subscribe
EasyList without element hiding
Re: Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
Didn't work ._.mapx wrote:1.uncheck easylist
2.go to
https://easylist.adblockplus.org/en/
subscribe
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Re: Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
does not work even disabling ABP, can you test too without ABP enabled ?
Re: Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
Yeah, even when disabling ABP on that page it shows the message. Maybe they injected a code to see if we have ABP installed?
Re: Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
no, I even disabled completely ABP, there isnt such a trick ... they messed up the site.
Re: Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
- Open about:support
- Click on Show folder to open your profile folder
- Close Firefox
- Open the Chrome subfolder. If it doesn't exist, create it
- Open userContent.css . If it doesn't exist, create it
- Add this code to userContent.css:
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@-moz-document domain(clubedohardware.com.br) { #content{display:block !important} #some_ad_block_key_popup,#document_modal{display:none !important} }
- Run Firefox
Re: Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
the anti adblock killer was updated for this site, so update the script or install it (in greasemonkey)
see step 3 from:
[Redacted]
see step 3 from:
[Redacted]
Last edited by rach on Thu Nov 19, 2015 3:00 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
Thanks, it worked!clubedohardwarekiller wrote:
- Open about:support
- Click on Show folder to open your profile folder
- Close Firefox
- Open the Chrome subfolder. If it doesn't exist, create it
- Open userContent.css . If it doesn't exist, create it
- Add this code to userContent.css:
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@-moz-document domain(clubedohardware.com.br) { #content{display:block !important} #some_ad_block_key_popup,#document_modal{display:none !important} }
- Run Firefox
Re: Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
No thanks, I'm not going to install anything from untrusted parties.mapx wrote:the anti adblock killer was updated for this site, so update the script or install it (in greasemonkey)
see step 3 from:
[Redacted]
Last edited by rach on Thu Nov 19, 2015 3:01 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
And they've killed us again.clubedohardwarekiller wrote:
- Open about:support
- Click on Show folder to open your profile folder
- Close Firefox
- Open the Chrome subfolder. If it doesn't exist, create it
- Open userContent.css . If it doesn't exist, create it
- Add this code to userContent.css:
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@-moz-document domain(clubedohardware.com.br) { #content{display:block !important} #some_ad_block_key_popup,#document_modal{display:none !important} }
- Run Firefox
Could you PLEASE EXPLAIN how you discovered this so we can continue blocking that forum blockage?
Seems to work fine for me.garcia wrote: And they've killed us again.
Could you PLEASE EXPLAIN how you discovered this so we can continue blocking that forum blockage?
Just make sure that userContent.css is in a directory named "chrome" in your profile directory.
As for explaining... there's a bit of inline Javascript that detects if the banner div element ('div#banner') has a height less than 50, if so, then it hides the main content div (aptly named "content") and then injects a model and the message.
The javascript code is below.
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<script type="text/javascript">
var disableCookie = 0;
if ($('banner').getHeight() < 50)
{
var hideContent = 1;
if(hideContent == 1){
$('content').setStyle({display:'none'});
}
var addBlocking = null,expireDate = new Date();
expireDate.setDate( expireDate.getDate() + parseInt( 365 ) );
var dateIt = expireDate.toGMTString(),
showContent = 1;
addBlocking = new ipb.Popup( 'some_ad_block_key', { type: 'pane',
modal:true,
initial: $('ad_block').innerHTML,
hideAtStart: false,
w: '728px',
h: "200px",
close: 'a[rel="close"]',
hideClose: count ? true:false
},
{
afterInit : function(){
$('ad_block').remove();
if(count){
var timer = setTimeout(function(){ addBlocking.hide() }, 9999000);
}
},
afterHide: function() {
if(!disableCookie){
ipb.Cookie.set('stopIt',1, dateIt);
}
if(showContent){
$('content').setStyle({display:'block'});
}
addBlocking.kill();
}
}
);
}
</script>
As for the CSS code above, it tells firefox that these rules apply to "clubedohardware.com.br" only and that div#content's display setting should always be set to "block" (block format as oppose to "none") and the popup and modal display should be always set to "none" (thereby hiding the message)
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@-moz-document domain(clubedohardware.com.br) {
#content{display:block !important; }
#some_ad_block_key_popup,#document_modal{display:none !important}
}
edit: typo
Re: Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
I know at the very least that the people behind ABP support Reek's effort, and you can even inspect his Javascript and his ABP filter-list to see what's going on.Garcia wrote:No thanks, I'm not going to install anything from untrusted parties.mapx wrote:the anti adblock killer was updated for this site, so update the script or install it (in greasemonkey)
see step 3 from:
[Redacted]
Last edited by rach on Thu Nov 19, 2015 3:02 pm, edited 1 time in total.
There's a buzzin' in my brain I really can't explain; I think about it before they make me go to bed.
Re: Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
It's untrusted for me, by my criteria. I don't have Java installed on my browser, and I never will. Neither Java or Flash, both will never be installed herelewisje wrote:I know at the very least that the people behind ABP support Reek's effort, and you can even inspect his Javascript and his ABP filter-list to see what's going on.
Yeah, I was creating a folder called "Chrome" which doesn't work , but creating one called "chrome" does.MoFoQ wrote:Seems to work fine for me.
Just make sure that userContent.css is in a directory named "chrome" in your profile directory.
Re: Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!
it's javascript not java.Garcia wrote:I don't have Java installed on my browser, and I never will. Neither Java or Flash, both will never be installed here
If you'll avoid javascript in your browser 90% of the sites will be broken.