Forbes: Adblock Detected. Please Turn off your Ad blocker.

Me: *Turns off Adblock*
*Clicks on Continue*

Forbes: Thank you for turning off your Ad Blocker! blah blah
3...2...
Me: *quickly turns on Adblock*
1...
*clicks on Continue*
*Adblock blocks 11 ads and Forbes loads*

Story of most of the Forbes category websites :p

@AssadBinTahir I know! But it only works for 1 page. If you click on something else, you have to repeat.

@cst1992

there is an option of pause and don't run on this page in AdBlock

Try to use them. That makes life a little bit easier.

@AssadBinTahir I do. But for Forbes, that's one and the same. And I have SO and Wikipedia whitelisted :)

Try anti-adblock killer or sth; ublock 3rd party filter. If they modify to have an overlay with increased z-index inspect then delete the div, will be tedious though

Left out the last bit 'cause that 'ad-light' thing is BS anyways.

@runfrodorun, I have a general rule where if I'm on a site that uses full screen hijacking for ads or mailing lists, or whatever, I boycott them.

"I don't care if you have something I want to see; don't force your garbage on me." - me

Forget ads its stories that kill time...

Is there an extension that automatically "hides" secondary stories/posts or comments anything?

If and when you click on a link?

for example some share a story to a website /blog i never visited but when it loads it hides everything except for the main article?

Maybe this will help:
https://github.com/reek/...

I just made a google rule to block any content from forbes. That made my life a ton easier and i don't miss a thing.

*any adblock blocking website*

- Close the tab

i mean a little notification is fine, but blocking out the content that's a hell naw

@tommy On Stack Exchange sites, I use Stylebot to hide the 'Hot Network Questions' tab. Saves a ton of time for me when browsing SO or any other SE site.

Thanks guys for 100 ++'s!

@DarKneT Yeah man. Even if they say 'We know you don't like ads, but ours are non-dickish and please consider whitelisting us', I'd even whitelist the site. But this is saying 'We'll force you to eat our shit', then well, screw you too.

I literally click links to Forbes like so:

> oh, this article should be interesting
\\ loads, starts reading
\\ redirects to the ad block splash page

> ah. Guess I'll read somewhere else
\\back button

Adblocking has become a major concern. We are in need to beat them as they're hurting online advertising business revenue. This steps seem damn simple! I can try it for short-term solution. As yet I have used Adzsafe to deal with adblockers. It supports my ads to load and to be seen. I started profiting revenues instantly. Your simple steps can help me to get rid of adblockers for short-term. Thanks though!