Ironic or shameless or whatever, this goes against Adsense TOS: you cannot promote a service of theirs (here: Gmail) and explain how to hack that service.
I was recently "kindly" asked by Google(had 48 hours to comply) to remove Adsense from a innocuous post on my blog because said post was just a couple lines explaining how I used some online service to download a video from Youtube (which, apparently, hurts their TOS and feelings)
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Ironic or shameless or whatever, this goes against Adsense TOS: you cannot promote a service of theirs (here: Gmail) and explain how to hack that service.
I was recently "kindly" asked by Google(had 48 hours to comply) to remove Adsense from a innocuous post on my blog because said post was just a couple lines explaining how I used some online service to download a video from Youtube (which, apparently, hurts their TOS and feelings)
I don't know if you can compare this to what you did.
This seems more like a client side hiding and moving things around with CSS/javascript.
And his just like client side moving things from the cache directory to the download directory...