Re: And so it begins.
"The adblockers simply have to let the website think it's loading all the crap, and silently replace the advertisement before it is rendered in the browser.
At the moment all the stuff is simply blocked, but it should not be too difficult to beat any adblockerblocker, Google and friends already lost this fight."
But one of the reasons for ad blockers is to conserve metered bandwidth. The only surefire way to fool the ad-blocker-blocker is to spend the bandwidth to download the ad, which is counterproductive.