No I will not disable my AdBlocker to view your content.

I'll just disable JS in browser.
*Troll face*

lol!

That works till you run into sites that load content with JavaScript as well 😐

@nixclusive0 I'll manage 😶

I don't use AdBlocker anymore, NoScript is sufficient. When you have run it for a while and whitelisted the sites you require, it works great. If you once in a while encounter a site which heavily relies on JS, just temporarily disable NoScript. It is some hassle, but it is so worth it, removing all tons of unnecessary JS crap!

How about just remove couple of DOM elements?

@Windys Can you remove DOM elements from other site you're browsing?

@null-pointer is it some try-catch question about terminology? Cause I'm no front end dev. But when I see annoying pop up, I just open dev console of chrome locate that bloody pop up and press delete. You should try it as well, it's beautiful

Haha. Not really, no try-catch. Welcome to devRant :)

To disable most adblocker blockers (block them, if you will 🙃) just add:

https://raw.github.com/reek/...

To your list of filters. Works for ABP and uBlock.

design JS-Blocked first.
like: .content {display:none}
window.onload(.content display:block)

(I don't know js, shhhh xD)

Dev tools > locate element > delete it ☺️

Some wiseass devs try to fool you with iframes an asynchronous html loading. Just look further and you are done. If it takes too much time - leave the site.

Ads suck.

@demiko yeah, I just change their top: -9999px;
Alternatively you can shrink them, change their alpha channel and etc.

@TheCapeGreek Thanks!