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I've been working on something to block ads (or rather hide them) utilizing plain javascript. For ads specific to a website using something like this:
document.querySelector("img[src*='domain.com/path/to/ad/']").style.display="none"
Actually works to find the specific image and hide it. However, google seems to be inserting their ads in an iframe that contains it's own document with a header/body/footer. It looks like this:
I haven't been able to find a way to select the adsense ad and do something with it. How would you go about selecting anything within that block?
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For example, perhaps you run Google Adsense or some Google AdSense alternatives. If an ad blocker is detected you could have it fallback to an affiliate ad instead. Typically affiliate ads are just image banners and shouldn't be impacted by ad blockers.
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I believe it uses a combination of things such as the url the add originates from, the size of the banner and the code for the ad within the html of the page.
I think that adblock actually keeps the ad from loading and not just hiding it.
Why are you wanting to hide the ad. Is it your webpage you placing the javascript?
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