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It is absolutely possible of course, as almost everything is with code, however the methods available to you depend on your skillset and on how it's done on the particular site. It's possible to see where they are loading the video from, and view it directly, similar to how it's done by youtube-dl https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl . Or if that is too complicated or there is some sort of security by obscurity going on where they'll only load the video directly when certain headers are present or something, you might be able to block the adblock detecting code directly, like with https://github.com/bogachenko/fuckfuckadblock Of course they could have the source of fuckadblock or a hand rolled solution being minified and packed within a bundle of other javascript code, and then you'd have to reverse that code and disable the fuckadblock like code manually, either by modifying the bundle on the fly with a proxy, or locally at run time with the debugger. People only tell you things are impossible when it's impossible to them, rarely is the answer based in reality.