I understand why you would think that, but this is not the case. There are 2 main types of causes of action for this, let’s go over them:
Conversion, unjust enrichment: Here, Legal eagle and other creators allege Honey took money that was supposed to go to them. This does not apply to adblock, since they don’t take the money.
Tortious interference: Here they claim, that by removing the tracking cookie, they unlawfully interfere with the business relationship between the affiliates and the shopping platform. This could maybe apply to ad-blockers, but it is almost certainly superseded by the user explicitly wanting to remove tracking cookies, and the user has the right to do so.
I understand why you would think that, but this is not the case. There are 2 main types of causes of action for this, let’s go over them: