Help! Anti-Adblock is dominating ABP!

[Camargo]

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.

[mapx]

1.uncheck easylist
2.go to
https://easylist.adblockplus.org/en/

subscribe
EasyList without element hiding

[Guest]

1.uncheck easylist
2.go to
https://easylist.adblockplus.org/en/

subscribe
EasyList without element hiding

Didn't work ._.

[mapx]

does not work even disabling ABP, can you test too without ABP enabled ?

[Garcia]

Yeah, even when disabling ABP on that page it shows the message. Maybe they injected a code to see if we have ABP installed?

[mapx]

no, I even disabled completely ABP, there isnt such a trick ... they messed up the site.

[clubedohardwarekiller]

• 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

[rach]

the anti adblock killer was updated for this site, so update the script or install it (in greasemonkey)

see step 3 from:
[Redacted]

[Garcia]

• 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

Thanks, it worked!

[Garcia]

the anti adblock killer was updated for this site, so update the script or install it (in greasemonkey)

see step 3 from:
[Redacted]

No thanks, I'm not going to install anything from untrusted parties.

[garcia]

• 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

And they've killed us again.

Could you PLEASE EXPLAIN how you discovered this so we can continue blocking that forum blockage?

[MoFoQ]

And they've killed us again.

Could you PLEASE EXPLAIN how you discovered this so we can continue blocking that forum blockage?

Seems to work fine for me.

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

[lewisje]

the anti adblock killer was updated for this site, so update the script or install it (in greasemonkey)

see step 3 from:
[Redacted]

No thanks, I'm not going to install anything from untrusted parties.

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]

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.

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 here

Seems to work fine for me.

Just make sure that userContent.css is in a directory named "chrome" in your profile directory.

Yeah, I was creating a folder called "Chrome" which doesn't work , but creating one called "chrome" does.

[mapx]

I don't have Java installed on my browser, and I never will. Neither Java or Flash, both will never be installed here

it's javascript not java.
If you'll avoid javascript in your browser 90% of the sites will be broken.