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Fetch the content using ajax instead of iframe, then you could load it in a fragment and change it, unless the provider blocks that.
But its usually a very bad idea to do since any change by the provider can break it all, and of cause any javascript in the loaded content can fail and possibly break the whole page.
And its quite possible the old provider had more customization or a different tech solution that allowed for it.
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