This tool tests your ad blocker by attempting to load various types of ads, trackers, and analytics scripts that are commonly blocked by ad blockers. It checks for blocked elements, modified network requests, and changes in page behavior that indicate ad blocking is active.

What is Ad Blocking?

Ad blocking is a technique that prevents advertisements, tracking scripts, and other unwanted content from loading in your browser. This improves privacy, reduces tracking, speeds up page loading, and provides a cleaner browsing experience.

Why Test Ad Blockers?

• Verify your ad blocker is working correctly
• See what types of content are being blocked
• Test against different ad blocking techniques
• Ensure your privacy protection is active
• Identify potential bypasses or issues

The Ad Blocker Detection tool uses multiple testing methods including DOM element detection, network request monitoring, script execution testing, CSS-based detection, and timing analysis to determine if and how effectively your ad blocker is working.

The tool tests for common ad networks, tracking scripts, analytics services, and social media widgets that are typically blocked by ad blockers.

Types of Ad Blocking

• Element Blocking: Prevents ad elements from being displayed
• Network Blocking: Blocks requests to ad servers and trackers
• Script Blocking: Prevents ad-related JavaScript from executing
• CSS Blocking: Hides ad elements using CSS rules