Your banners get past blockers.
On most sites, every ad comes from the same network. One line in a filter list and they vanish everywhere at once. With Jimp, your banners come from your own domain.
Filter lists + these two rules
||cdn.jimp.io/p/creatives/##[data-ad-slot]| Before | After | |
|---|---|---|
| spotlight.jimp.site | ||
| editorial.jimp.site | ||
| neon.jimp.site | ||
| room.jimp.site | ||
| domevr.jimp.site |
0/10
Before · banners visible
10/10
After · banners visible
An ad network is a target.
Ad blockers read public lists. A network that serves its banners from its own domain fits in one line there, and that line applies to every site using it.
1
line is enough to kill an ad network on all its sites
0
lines shared by every Jimp site
- EasyList and EasyPrivacy are the base lists of AdBlock, uBlock Origin and Brave.
- ExoClick, for example, fits in ||exoclick.com^. One line, and every zone drops on every site.
- To target Jimp banners, someone would have to write a rule for your site, then another for the next one.
Nothing shared to block.
- 01
Your domain
Every banner comes from your site's address, like your images. There's no ad domain to put on a list.
- 02
No signature
No class or attribute shared across sites. Rules that hide a slot by its name find nothing.
- 03
Off-size
On top of the usual sizes, formats like 970x90 or 770x76 that sponsors design on purpose to slip past the lists.
Tested against the worst rule.
Five demo sites, loaded in Chrome with the real lists. Then we added the two rules that targeted our banners before this change ourselves.
How we tested
- EasyList and EasyPrivacy from October 2, 2026, plus every list uBlock Origin turns on by default.
- Chrome, each page loaded twice, without then with the blocker, cosmetic filters included.
- The two rules added by hand: ||cdn.jimp.io/p/creatives/ and ##[data-ad-slot].
- Without those two rules, the lists block no Jimp banner today. What changed is that one line can no longer take them all down.
Test it in thirty seconds.
Install uBlock Origin, open a demo and count the banners. Then add any rule you like under « My filters » and reload.
Is this anti-adblock?
No. Nothing detects the blocker or nags the visitor. The banners simply come from your site, and a visitor can still hide them by hand on yours.
What does Google think?
Every banner link keeps rel="sponsored", which Google asks for on a paid link. Nothing is hidden from search engines.
Does it slow the site down?
No. The banner goes through the connection already open to your site, with no second server to reach, and it loads after the content.
What about my own ad zones?
A network zone you paste is still served by the network, so it gets blocked like anywhere else. What gets through are the catalog sponsors' banners, which Jimp hosts.
Does it work on my own domain?
Yes. The banner comes from whichever domain serves the page, a jimp.site address or yours.
Is it 100% guaranteed?
Nobody can promise that. What's certain is that one line isn't enough anymore: it would take a rule written for your site.
Your first site is three minutes away.
Niche, name, colors. The rest is already done.