Nothing I can do but suggest that users disable that rule.
The author should really change that class name, disable ABP, or whitelist the site. Other blogs on that domain do not have that problem. I'm not changing that rule.
I have removed that rule now. :arrow: :arrow: :arrow: It was a BIG problem a year ago and it was being exploited MOSTLY for ad serving. But according to my filters, that does not seem to be a as big a problem anymore (probably because of that EasyList rule). So if I have to add that again, I can jus...
I agree.
If I remember correctly, I used the *callback* info before ,,, but it did not yield the expected results. It seemed it was just a part of the "called" code and was really not part of the blocking solution.
I find it odd that this person would bring up a generic *.ebayrtm.* that (like you said) I don't have in the list. Even stranger is the fact that nothing has been added/modified with those strings for quite some time ... they are not new. No one else has complained of any false-positives from there ...