My AdBlockers hate these game sharing sites!

Hello fellow Switch owners,

Firstly, let me say that I am not asking for or divulging where I get my Switch games from!

I recently 'refreshed' my W10 PC and have since installed AdGuard and Kaspersky.

Now, whenever I go to that 'dark' website to try and obtain some games, my Adblockers go ballistic and won't let me proceed. Even after I completely disable them and refresh the pages, the websites keep saying 'disable your adblockers' or worse, I can't even see a 'Click here to proceed' button.

It is seriously doing my head in!!!

So, my question is - how do you guys manage security on your PC whilst accessing these pages? I mean, the whole process of going through multiple pages of malicious ad pages to finally get a GDrive link is painful, but I guess a necessary evil to get our games!

I've seen a few people mention 'JDownloader'. I tried it once - it listed a whole heap of 'links' from one ad site and most of them seemed dodgy. How are you meant to proceed?

For those that use AdGuard or similar, any similar issues or workarounds?

Thanks all for your time. Happy gaming!

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If the above doesn't work, purge all of your filter caches and redownload them in uBlock Origin.
 
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you need to learn to filter the garbage. Jdownloader really will help though. It skips a lot of captchas and redirects like adfly and all that
 
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Thanks all for the replies!
I only installed Kaspersky cause I got it really cheap!
I'll look into the other options.....
 
For the record -
Uninstalled AdGuard.
Installed ublock origin + nanodefender.
Kept Kaspersky.

Everything working perfectly!!!!!!!

Thank you all so much!
 
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