JetBlocker — Anti AdBlock & Revenue Recovery

JetBlocker 2.1 modernizes the original plugin for current WordPress and PHP environments.

Key features:

• WordPress 7.0.2 tested metadata and PHP 8.0+ requirement.
• Native JavaScript runtime; no bundled jQuery dependency.
• Multi-signal blocker detection using a DOM bait element plus a blocker-sensitive canary resource.
• Notice, overlay, or recovery-only behavior.
• Session dismissal and re-check flow.
• First-party revenue recovery creative with sponsor disclosure, image, text, CTA, and optional global banner.
• [jetblocker_recovery_slot]...[/jetblocker_recovery_slot] wrapper for existing ad shortcodes or markup.
• [jetblocker_first_party] for an always-first-party sponsor/house creative that does not rely on a third-party ad request.
• Local anonymous counters for detections, dismissals, rechecks, and recovery clicks.
• Admin capability checks, Settings API sanitization, nonce-protected actions, escaped output, and uninstall cleanup.
• No remote JetBlocker analytics service.

Important: browsers and content blockers are controlled by the visitor. JetBlocker cannot guarantee that a blocked third-party network such as AdSense will be forced to load. The reliable recovery mechanism is a first-party sponsor/house creative hosted on your own WordPress site.

Usage

1. Activate JetBlocker.
2. Open JetBlocker in WordPress Admin.
3. Configure detection behavior and the recovery message.
4. Add a first-party sponsor creative.

5. Wrap existing ad shortcodes where you want an in-place fallback:

   [jetblocker_recovery_slot][your_ad_shortcode][/jetblocker_recovery_slot]

For an always-first-party sponsor creative use [jetblocker_first_party].

For theme integration, developers may use jetblocker_revenue_slot( $primary_html, $atts ).