Well a web browser has to render it correctly, so yes? A screen reader is just another type of browser at this point.
These techniques work because some blockers only support a limited subset of what a full browser can do (namely block resource locations and specific HTML elements).
And rather insignificant to implement. All this protects against is low-effort document scraping. If they randomized it somehow, that would be a little harder to defeat.
These techniques work because some blockers only support a limited subset of what a full browser can do (namely block resource locations and specific HTML elements).