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    how to detect adblocker

    hi all

    i need advice how to detect adblocker , so when user enter to my webproxy must be disable it or automatic disable.

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    Why would you need it on a proxy? The whole point of a proxy is for users to be able to access it at schools where they can't install/configure their own settings. I doubt they would have adblock installed.

    On the other hand, my own school's filter has adblock included...but I wouldn't want to just blanket ban everybody for something I can't control (I'm not even sure if this script would stop it).
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    My school isn't using AdBlock, it uses a known antivirus blocking the ads, so actually there is not much you can do. I wish you good luck with the Adblock-stopper as I never got it to work on my proxies so never used it
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    I know how it works

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    Is using adblockers a good idea?

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    I would do it via .htaccess that redirects what looks like a typical banner ad to a PHP script that authorizes the page view. The script would not display anything but maybe set a cookie on the visitors browser that would be checked for by the other scripts on the site. No cookie, no access.

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