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Post questions and workaround for workarounds against advertisement block wall's

Members using Noscript, Scriptsafe, uBlock and simular extensions to block third party scripts or apply a strict whitelist policy, occasionally run into adblock wall's (we are sorry to see you are using an adblocker, please whitelist our website).

Allowing all is the last most members want using a default deny for all scripts or third-party scripts, so let's post solution requests for problematic websites and share tips (which domains or scripts to allow).

For ease of reading and searching, let's agree on a standard, e.g. write in bold

solution requests, like: REQUEST: domain name (link)

and post solution tips starting with: TIP RE: domain name


SHARE TIPS TO CIRCUMVENT ADBLOCK WALL's

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REQUEST: Washingtonpost (link)

any one knows which websites or scripts to allow to circumvent the advertisement wall?
 
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Using ublock origin and its not showing any anti adblock popup. Make sure to enable Anti adblock killer reek, adblock warning removal list, ublock protector list(ublock), Adblock protector list(in Adguard I think).
 
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Some tricks:
1)Easylist is the filter these anti adblock websites are detecting. If you disable easylist, you shouldn't see the disable adblock popups on most sites. But I wouldn't recommend because other filters aren't as good as easylist. Ads passes through with other filters. I wish there was an option in adblockers to disable a particular filter list for a particular site.
2) Another option is to use hostsman. Might trigger some antivirus.
3) Install two adblockers. Disable easylist on second one. When you get "Disable adblock" popups, disable your main adblocker for that site. :D Might slow down internet speed.
4) Install privacy extensions like disconnect.
 
@Deletedmessiah thx for the reply but this thread is not about adding or changing BLACKLIST, it is about allowing exceptions for specific domains when ....

MyFirstPost said:
Members using Noscript, Scriptsafe, uBlock and simular extensions to block third party scripts or apply a strict whitelist policy

With Chrome I find it easier to add a second user (e.g. Normal and No3rdParty). My Normal user has Avast Safe Browsing extension which also blocks 95% of the advertisements without ever running into an anti adblock wall.
 
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Don't know why I never realised this but can umatrix be the default deny solution for anti-adblocks? But having read your comments, you're an advanced user who knows these things much more than me and should already know about umatrix.
 
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