2016-08-18 15:00 by Ben Williams Many of you have been asking about what’s happening with Facebook’s circumvention of ad blockers. As you’ll remember, last week the social media leviathan announced that they would initiate a full-on ads force-feed to all their users, even if they use ad-blocking software. Or,, “we’re providing an update on our approach to ad blocking on Facebook.” Then came a workaround developed by the immense, open source ad-blocking community, followed by a few back-and-forths between the ad-blocking community and Facebook in what has been waxed on metaphorically as a “cat-and-mouse game,” “whack-a-mole” or even an “arms race.” The short update to all this is that Facebook’s sponsored posts, which show up in your feed, are not being blocked right now. But not boo hoo because, as usual, that is only half of a story that is still evolving in true cat-and-mouse style. Remember, this isn’t a tussle between Facebook and Adblock Plus, but rather between Facebook and all web citizens. In any case, below is an update. Export Zinio Magazines To Pdf.

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Ad blockers block ads based upon filters, which tell it what elements on a page to block. Those elements are identifiable as ad content, because in their code there are certain indicators that show they are ads. Think of these indicators as badges or signposts on the open internet with which ads can be differentiated from organic content. Usually these indicators are obvious – they often even contain the word “ad.” In addition, most sites serve ads from third parties, which send out their own telltale signs. But Facebook is unique, because they serve their own ads. This control gives them the power to make their indicators as meaningless and obscure to non-Facebook developers as they want. For instance, before last week, Adblock Plus and others were blocking all Facebook ads based upon three filters in the base block list called – a product of the afore-mentioned open-source community.