Is there an intelligent analog of adblock?

Question

Ad blocking

Simply disable anti-adblock does not cope and all sorts of non-closable garbage pops up on the screen - which suggests turning off adblock itself. But it's obvious that I don't need it... It closes the entire site. Surely Someone has already come up with a system that determines advertising by appearance (by features) and not by "lists". It's just that the lists include things that are not visible, but they hide ads. And as soon as the adblock blocks them, the ad becomes visible. I want a system that would block exactly what is visible on the screen.
After all, if you think about it, all advertising is of the same type, there are those that "obscure" the main text - this is easy to distinguish even for a robot.
There is an ad that "travels" with the screen - it's also easy to distinguish. (To be honest, I don't like any menus that travel with the screen either, I don't have a large monitor so that all sorts of menus fit in it - so I also consider them spam ) There is an ad that has a "cross" - isn't it hard
for a robot to guess a cross? (By the way, many sites have long stopped drawing them)
new window" - in full it is possible.
But in general, everything that passes directly on the screen - not in the page code - can this be recognized?
+ Everything that leads to other sites - by default it is clear that this is not good.
By the way, about the "leads" - after all, you can make lists not of what to block, but of what it leads to. The plugin could look where the link leads (with all the redirects) and if it's a bad site block what the link is. (+temporarily cache such mini-lists so that you don't follow links in the future)
I'm not against any "non-intrusive" advertising - it doesn't appear in the adblock by default anyway. you can not recognize ... But everything that covers the screen - it's obvious - that this is some kind of garbage ....
Is there at least something similar?

Answer 1

Just close such sites and do not visit them.
Sites like this make things worse for themselves. Because users of ad blockers quickly leave the site, and this leads to a decrease in the position of the site in search results.