prevent-addEventListener not working with jQuery

[tumatanquang]

The AdGuard version I use: AdGuard AdBlock extension 4.2.162 for Google Chrome.

I wrote two rules to prevent the click event below:

Code 1:

$('#btn-download').click(function () {
     window.open('https://adsdomain.com/uuid-to-ads', '_blank');
 });

Rule: example.com#%#//scriptlet('prevent-addEventListener', 'click', 'window.open')
With the above rule, I want to block the click event when it contains window.open inside.
Rule: example.com#%#//scriptlet('prevent-addEventListener', 'click', 'adsdomain.com')
With the above rule, I want to block the click event when it contains adsdomain.com inside.
However, both of the above filter rules are inactive, the click event is still activated when it is clicked on the #btn-download.

Code 2:

$("#btn-download").click(function () {
    timeDownload = 30;
    countdownDownload();
    document.getElementById("btn-download").disabled = true;
    function countdownDownload() {
        timeDownload--;
        document.getElementById("download-media").innerHTML = String(timeDownload);
        if (timeDownload > 0) {
            setTimeout(countdownDownload, 1000);
        }
        else {
            document.getElementById("download-media").innerHTML = '<span>Download</span>';
            document.getElementById("btn-download").disabled = false;
        }
    };
});

Rule: example.com#%#//scriptlet('prevent-addEventListener', 'click', 'countdownDownload')
With the above rule, I want to block the click event when it contains countdownDownload inside.
Rule: example.com#%#//scriptlet('prevent-addEventListener', 'click', 'btn-download')
With the above rule, I want to block the click event when it contains btn-download inside.
The same situation is the same as the above case, they are not working, unable to prevent the click event added.

[maximtop]

The issue arises because the actual function provided inside of the addEventListener doesn't contain the text specified in the scriptlet. I believe this can't be resolved unless a separate scriptlet for jQuery is created, though the likelihood of this happening seems low.