content: How to quickly get around forbes ad block warning using developer console (F12) So I wanted to read this article today -             https://www.forbes.com/sites/robtoews/2020/05/25/deepfakes-are-going-to-wreak-havoc-on-society-we-are-not-prepared/#79a9087c7494 About deep fakes on the Forbes site and the whole article fades out with a warning to turn off my ad blocker.  I know most chimps just hit back and never read it.  But there's another way. From Firefox: -Press F12 -the developer console comes up, make sure inspector tab is selected -find the line that starts "<body class=" -right click that line and select "Edit as html" It will expand the body code, don't be intimidated, we simply need to delete 2 things Where it says- <body class="adblock-on body--no-scroll"> simply delete the contents inside the quotations for class so it now looks like this <body class=""> Finally the next line that reads- <div class="fbs-auth__container fbs-auth__adblock">     Do the same and remove the contents inside the class quotations so it looks like this <div class=""> Your done, finish it by clicking the little triangle next to "<head" above where you were editing to collapse the stack of code and all mention of popups goes away, full article available for view When you remove the CSS classes built for handling adblock, then the interpreter no longer has no instructions for handling it.  This method works everywhere.  If you're unsure about a particular site, hit me with a comment and I'll open the door for you.  Making someone turn off adblock and turn off tracking is kind of insane.