Comment by nicoburns
4 days ago
I believe they're doing a meta-tag redirect (possibly inside a noscript tag?) in at least some cases. Source: I'm developing a web engine that doesn't have JS support.
4 days ago
I believe they're doing a meta-tag redirect (possibly inside a noscript tag?) in at least some cases. Source: I'm developing a web engine that doesn't have JS support.
That's exactly what they are doing:
You're correct.
Here's a skeleton overlay.js for an old style firefox extension to mitigate the meta-redirect part of the blocking.
};
window.addEventListener("load", function() { remover.init(); }, false);
Have you tested this? I don't think this will help much because you'll just get a page that requires JavaScript to function.
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