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mrwang89 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:18 am today, the website has update, this rule was failure.......

because the admin saw the solution I posted and decided to play the cat and mouse game again

Try this one

avgle.com##script:inject(setTimeout-defuser.js, /[nativecode]/)

https://www.worldtimezone.com/

Is that what you're asking ?

If you're on uBO try

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avgle.com##script:inject(abort-on-property-read.js, isEmbed)

[mention]smed79[/mention] unblocked placeholders at http://kimcartoon.me/Genre/Adventure?page=3

You can't just pair/group them like that. ScriptSafe is also available for Firefox, but NoScript is not available for Chromium/Chrome. For Chromium, I recommend uBO + uMatrix and if you're fingerprinting conscious then add ScriptSafe to the mix. I don't use Firefox, so I can't recommend a good fit. ...

No, this blocks more than just scripts. It covers all known Fingerprinting features and you can do a lot more privacy wise with this extension.

Crypto miners need web-workers to mine successfully. uMatrix is now able to shutdown that API via a new switch introduced in the dev version by Gorhill. You can also use a CSP filter if you're on uBO and restrict the worker-src values.

As long as such 3rd party scripts are blocked by default, you're safe.

ScriptSafe covers all of this if you're or anyone else is interested.

I never installed any anti-virus software till date and also disabled Defender on Win 10. As long you don't go around running executable files you have no chance of infecting and also running uBO + uMX on Chrome and Firefox takes cares of any malware/adware potentially coming across during the brows...

https://www.ghacks.net/2017/12/20/googl ... y-15-2018/

It's compatibility shim for those who're not using uBlock Origin, AAK-Cont has been continued.

It's pulling ads via a WebRTC connection to tr.jojilabola.com:3478 It first tries via a WebSocket connection and when it fails, it tries to establish a WebRTC connection. nowebrtc.js can be foiled and doesn't work at times, you may wanna remove that. I'm using readcomics.*##script:inject(abort-curre...

Reducing Chrome crashes caused by third-party software Roughly two-thirds of Windows Chrome users have other applications on their machines that interact with Chrome, such as accessibility or antivirus software. In the past, this software needed to inject code in Chrome in order to function properl...

I'd like to remove all but the relevant 5% of filters.

Unsubscribe to Easylist and use your own list, that's the only way.

[mention]okiehsch[/mention] have you patched it for uBO ?

Just use both one by one and see which one works out for you.

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||rps-uk.rockpapershotgun.com^

https://digiday.com/media/people-bombar ... xperience/

A must read for publishers who can't seem to differentiate between quality and quantity.

It's laughable, he thinks he can rename and getaway and also markets the article as his greatest magic trick ever

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screenrant.com##body .lb-ad-blocker

There was no security debate from the beginning, just one person's fabrication to publicize uBO into something which is fundamentally untrue.

uBO -

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pcgamer.com##script:inject(abort-on-property-read.js, _sp_.mms)

Crap, Intense, I forgot to update you on that. Those two filters help only because they kill any ability to startup a video stream. The preview image remains, and the video player will only work if those two filters are removed. Remove bmovies.to##script:inject(noeval.js) and the rest are fine. For...

I added those filters and I still get a popup when I click. My filter lists are set to auto update and the update button in uBo is greyed out. Is there another way to force an update? add lavamovies.com##script:inject(abort-current-inline-script.js, parseInt, tabunder) Nvm, it appears this filter i...

Yeah those ones troll you but it's not permanent as you're able to remove them via the extensions page and you can easily distinguish them even before you add them, so no that's not what I meant by harm.

Also what would be the point of checking after installing the extension? If there was harm to be done it could be done as soon the extension installs. No extension can cause harm right after installation, it needs to gather data first based on your browsing activity and that takes time, what you're...

I didn't mean the ratings, obviously they can't be trusted anymore. There's another way of checking an extension's true motives via a file titled "manifest.json" which is mandatory for all Chrome extensions and can be located in the installation folder of every chrome extension. Open that ...

When it comes to extensions, only install those from the devs you trust like gorhill. Most of them tend to either collect data via GA or bundle a crypto miner or simply put adware to further their own agenda. That's the rule of thumb I go by.

Canary and Bleeding Edge build users can now test the feature via

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chrome://flags/#enable-framebusting-needs-sameorigin-or-usergesture

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