Once done, you will be presented with a cached version of the website that you requested. For this, you need to enter the exact URL in Google search and from the list of results that appears, click on the downward-facing arrow (next to the ideal result), and select ‘cached’. Accessing Cached WebsiteĪ lot of the times, the incognito or private mode might not work properly, so as another alternative, you can try using the cached version of a website to get around the ad-block detection. So, if you are up for just reading some stuff on the website, you are pretty good to go with this method. As a result, a lot of the elements may not appear or function properly. From the options listed, choose ‘Block’, and reload the page again.Ī thing to note with this method is that by disabling JavaScript, you are essentially disabling all the elements that use JavaScript. Here, you need to scroll down until you find ‘JavaScript’ and click the drop-down option next to it. After this, you will be redirected to a new tab. To disable JavaScript, you need to visit your website address and hit the padlock icon, on the top-left side, and select the ‘Site settings’ option from the drop-down menu. In case you find yourself in such a situation, here are some tricks that you can use to get around the situation. As if that’s not enough, some websites block your access to their service, if they find out that you are using some kind of ad-blocking service to get around or bypass the ads on their websites. While, as a publication, we believe in the advertising model, there are some websites that blatantly deliver content blocking ads and make it so intrusive to the point that it becomes difficult for visitors to go around and use the website. But, at TechPP, we haven’t shied away from writing about the subject as our core mission is to empower our readers to make an informed decision. As a bootstrapped publishing business ourselves, the discussion around ad blocking has been a touchy subject.
And indeed, are essential for these websites to continue providing their services, and eventually, grow. Well, it’s clear that the ads are the biggest revenue sources for most of the websites that offer services for free. How many times do you come across an ad while consuming content on a website? And how often do such websites ask you to disable your ad-blocking service or whitelist their website in order to continue using their website?
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