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Anti-Adblock Script Generator
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About

This utility serves a dual purpose: first, as a client-side diagnostic tool to verify the presence of active content filtering agents (Adblockers) in the current session; and second, as a production-grade code generator for webmasters seeking to mitigate revenue loss. Ad-blocking software typically operates by intercepting network requests matching specific RegEx patterns or by injecting CSS rules to hide DOM elements with specific class names (e.g., .ads, .banner).

Understanding the "Aggression Level" of a blocker is critical. Simple filters may only hide visual elements (visibility: hidden), while aggressive heuristics block the HTTP requests entirely (ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT). This tool tests both vectors to provide a granular diagnosis. The generated scripts utilize the same logic, encapsulated in a namespace-safe closure to prevent conflict with existing site architectures.

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Formulas

The detection algorithm operates on a boolean logic gate combining multiple heuristic signals. The final state S is determined by the union of DOM interference and Network interference.

{
TRUE if h(el) = 0 style = "none"TRUE if fetch(url) REJECTFALSE otherwise

Where h(el) represents the computed height of the bait element, and the network request attempts to access a resource matching standard blocklist patterns (e.g., /pagead/).

Reference Data

Detection VectorMechanismReliabilityTypical Target
DOM HoneycombInject <div class="adsbox"> and measure offsetHeight.95%Cosmetic Filters (ABP, uBlock)
Network BeaconRequest dummy resource (e.g., ads.js).99%Network Filters (Privacy Badger)
Variable CheckCheck for global window.google_jobrunner.60%Legacy Scripts
Collapse CheckDetect if container has display: none.90%Element Hiding Rules
Iframe InjectionLoad empty iframe to check sandbox rules.85%Anti-Tracking Lists

Frequently Asked Questions

Browser caching is often the culprit. Adblockers modify the DOM or network stack, and these changes can persist until a hard refresh. Try clearing the cache or using Incognito mode to verify. Additionally, built-in browser protections (like Brave Shields or Firefox ETP) act as native adblockers.
If you use the "Content Lock" mode (blocking all content until ads are enabled), search engine crawlers might be unable to index your page. For SEO safety, we recommend the "Passive Toast" mode or ensuring the script detects User-Agents to exclude bots (Googlebot/Bingbot).
Yes, it is an arms race. Advanced blockers maintain lists of "Anti-Adblock" scripts. However, our generator uses randomized logic and generic class naming conventions to maximize the "Bypass Likelihood", making it harder for static filter lists to target the detector without breaking legitimate site functionality.
Network blocking prevents the browser from ever contacting the ad server (saving bandwidth). Cosmetic blocking loads the ad but applies CSS (e.g., display: none) to hide it. Our tool diagnoses both to give you a complete picture.