Here's a basic ad block script to get you started:
Always support creators who rely on non-intrusive, ethical advertising. Blocking ads is about removing malware risks and distraction, not starving independent websites. tampermonkey ad block script
adSelectors.forEach(function(selector) { var elements = document.querySelectorAll(selector); elements.forEach(function(element) { element.style.display = 'none'; }); }); })(); Here's a basic ad block script to get
Let’s say a website loads an ad that originates from the same domain as the content (first-party ads), effectively bypassing standard domain blacklists. A browser extension might miss it. But a Tampermonkey script can be programmed to look for specific div classes, unique IDs, or structural anomalies in the code and strip them out after the page loads but before you see them. A browser extension might miss it
Content creators need to eat. Servers cost money. By using Tampermonkey to surgically remove ads, especially "native" ads that standard blockers miss, we are pushing the boundaries of the implied contract between viewer and creator. We are consuming the bandwidth without paying the "tax" of attention.
Tampermonkey is a userscript manager that allows you to run custom scripts on web pages. It's available as a browser extension for Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari, and other browsers. With Tampermonkey, you can automate tasks, modify web page behavior, and enhance your browsing experience.
When you use a standard adblocker, you are swinging a sledgehammer. You block a domain, and hope the layout doesn’t break.
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