So every answers regarding this problem is like:

You cant do it unless you own the video and turn off the adsense yourself.

But i see a possibility.

This is how adblockers works. When i ran chrome inspecter with adblockplus, i saw all the ad script requests blocked,

i want to replicate the same but "in the website itself" using javascript

So that it will automatically block all ads.

Now why i want to do this ? because in my website, i dont want to annoy people with ads

Any solution ?

So every answers regarding this problem is like:

You cant do it unless you own the video and turn off the adsense yourself.

But i see a possibility.

This is how adblockers works. When i ran chrome inspecter with adblockplus, i saw all the ad script requests blocked,

i want to replicate the same but "in the website itself" using javascript

So that it will automatically block all ads.

Now why i want to do this ? because in my website, i dont want to annoy people with ads

Any solution ?

• javascript
• youtube-api
• adblock

• you still cannot for a video embedded in an iframe (unless you own the youtube domain, which i doubt), because you can't control its javascript. If you share other people's content, you share what comes with it.. as simple as that – Kaddath Commented Nov 22, 2018 at 14:35
• but adblockers does it right ? what am i missing ? – Subrata Commented Nov 22, 2018 at 14:37
• possibly to hardcode a script that blocks every script received from googleads.g.doubleclick.net........ – Subrata Commented Nov 22, 2018 at 14:39

2 Answers 2

Run this in your console.

const clear = (() => {
    const defined = v => v !== null && v !== undefined;
    const timeout = setInterval(() => {
        const ad = [...document.querySelectorAll('.ad-showing')][0];
        if (defined(ad)) {
            const video = document.querySelector('video');
            if (defined(video)) {
                video.currentTime = video.duration;
            }
        }
    }, 500);
    return function() {
        clearTimeout(timeout);
    }
})();
// clear();

The only solution to achieve this -- is to make a browser extension like all adblocker do.

They are able to work because they are injecting javascript into every page and, roughly speaking, act like their javascript was served by YouTube themselves.