I'm seeing this pop up on a bunch of normie sites. No fix so far.
Seems they're getting more serious about stopping ad blockers.
I'm seeing this pop up on a bunch of normie sites. No fix so far
Jacob Ortiz
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archive.is
variety.com
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prefbar.tuxfamily.org
github.com
twitter.com
Kevin Cooper
Just fine another that as what your looking for or if it's just a news (e.g. WSJ), use archive.is to get around it.
Leo Price
Can you link to an example site? Haven't come across this yet
Pretty obvious that the fix is to stop going on normie trash websites
Logan Rogers
Christopher Morris
Works fine for me. I have NoScript, maybe try that?
Ayden Scott
oh and ublock origin is my adblocker, plus hosts file adblock
Cameron Jones
In Germany we currently have an ongoing lawsuit about sites blocking you from using them if you have adblock enabled.
As of now it looks like this kind of procedure is going to be outlawed but odds can still change.
Cameron Stewart
kek
All these faggots are doing is guaranteeing I won't use their site if they pull this shit
Carter Murphy
Did a bit of research, it appears that NoScript will block all anti-adblockers... with the exception of this:
Angel Rogers
Doesn't adblock let you choose to ignore content of tags?
Elijah Gray
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James Cox
Adblock as in the chrome extension named "adblock"? Fuck if I know, I don't use chrome.
Adblockers in general? uBlock origin doesn't seem to offer the option, and a quick google search reveals nothing.
You can disable the specific thing in by going to about:config (on firefox) and searching for "blockautorefresh", but it'll also disable legit meta-refreshing. If this sort of anti-noscript becomes common, someone will no doubt figure out a solution.
People block ads -> websites block adblockers
Websites block adblockers -> people disable javascript to block anti-adblockers
People discover how amazing the web is without javascript -> websites create javascript-free content
With any luck, we can wave goodbye to web2.0 and get back to the web as it should be
Hunter Miller
...just block that, too?
And make sure to use umatrix to avoid allowing the kind of js that detects this
Ethan Bell
It appears there is a fix, actually. NoScript → Options → Advanced → Untrusted → 'Forbid META redirections inside elements'. Don't know if this will break any legit meta-refreshes, but I'm enabling it anyway
Christopher Wright
Imagine being a blind or visually impaired person who needs text to voice trying to use the web nowadays. Right at the beginning 10 years ago there was a big 'fuck you' to all of them with those horrible flash intros and now if they try to disable videos ads that autoplay they're told to go away.
It's a good thing these defective people are still around and fight for their rights.
Dominic Cook
In fact, ubloc origin has 3 lists that block anti-adblock
Luis Barnes
##noscript > meta[http-equiv="refresh"]?
Charles Hill
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Blake Peterson
I'm not familiar with Adblock syntax but as far as I can tell, ## only hides elements. That won't do anything.
Cooper Campbell
I can get to the site just fine with an aggressive ublock profile enabled.
Gabriel Robinson
Would you fuck a prostitute with no condom?
Austin Gutierrez
pleb
William Edwards
I have had my IP blocked for blocking nonfree Javascript with LibreJS
Lincoln Lee
Do we? As far as I know, there was only the Eyeo/Springer case, which is still open and about something different since both companies are selling ads.
Leo Moore
Levi Jackson
This guy gets it.
Juan Gutierrez
Worked for me just fine.
Jacob Perry
Adblock Lists have been updated to fix it.
Only lasted a few days.
Dylan Green
I would fuck a condom with no prostitute.