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detectAdblock() function
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const detectAdblock = ()=> { | |
const adSample = '<div class="adBanner"> </div>'; | |
document.body.insertAdjacentHTML('beforeend', adSample); | |
const bannerHeight = document.querySelector('.adBanner').offsetHeight; | |
document.querySelector('.adBanner').remove(); | |
return (bannerHeight === 0) ? true : false; | |
} | |
console.log(detectAdblock()); | |
// Adblock Detection | |
/// This code detects if an adblocker is being used | |
/// https://html-online.com/articles/detect-adblock-javascript/ | |
/// I should preface that I'm a huge proponent of AdBlockers | |
/// As they can block annoying popups and malicious links, | |
/// I'd reccomend them to anyone, | |
/// with the suggestion that they whitelist friendly sites. | |
/// The article that inspired this code built a solution | |
/// that uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. | |
/// I felt that a solution that checks for an adBlocker | |
/// should be a pure-javascript solution. | |
/// This code works by inserting an element with the | |
/// .adBanner class, which adBlockers are known to block. | |
/// It then determines whether the element is visible or not, | |
/// and then removes the element, to prevent clutter. |
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