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How to Solve Adblocker Message Issue

Mike Kamo
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Sometime users receive an adblocker message when trying to use the Ubersuggest. Nowadays, adblockers are a popular tool for many internet users, helping to reduce intrusive ads and enhance browsing speed. However, these tools can sometimes cause issues with desktop applications such as Ubersuggest, resulting in messages or errors that can disrupt your experience.
This guide will explain how to solve the Adblocker message issue in Ubersuggest. 

Understanding the Adblocker Message Issue

When an adblocker is active, it can block essential scripts or content that Ubersuggest applications need to function correctly. This can lead to messages indicating that an adblocker is detected, which may prevent the app from displaying content properly or functioning as intended.  

 
Step-by-Step Guide to Solving the Issue in Ubersuggest   

  1. Identify the Adblocker:
     Determine which adblocker is causing the issue. Common adblockers include Adblock Plus, uBlock Origin, and Ghostery. Knowing which one will help to follow the correct steps to whitelist the affected application. 
  1. Whitelist the Adblocker:  

Open adblocker’s settings. This is usually found in browser’s extensions or add-ons menu.
 Look for an option to whitelist or allow specific sites or applications. 

Add the URL or domain of the desktop application to the whitelist. This tells the adblocker not to block ads or scripts for that particular app. 

  1. Whitelist Disable the Adblocker Temporarily: 

If whitelisting does not solve the problem, it might need to disable the adblocker temporarily. 

Right-click the adblocker icon in the browser and select “Disable” or “Pause.”
Clear the browser cache, and restart Ubersuggest. 

 

Other Extensions or Software That Can Also Cause Adblocker Message

Manage VPN settings

VPNs can sometimes cause issues by masking your IP address, which can lead to regional restrictions or security blocks. With that said, the user must check the following:  

Disable VPN Temporarily;

Locate your VPN application (such as NordVPN, ExpressVPN, or CyberGhost); Disconnect or turn off the VPN;  

Check Connection: Try accessing the desktop app again to see if the issue is resolved. 

  

Manage Security Plugins and Extensions 

  Security plugins and browser extensions can interfere with the functionality of certain apps. The user needs to do the following: 

Identify Interfering Plugins: 

Browser: Open the browser and go to the extensions or plugins section (this is usually found under the settings menu). 

Security Software: Check for security software like Norton, McAfee, or Bitdefender that might include ad-blocking features. 

Disable Plugins: Turn off any security plugins or extensions one by one, testing the app after each to identify the cause of the issue.