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Cool, so I'll keep watching this thread, and assume that if someone does come up with guidelines for when/what OPs mark threads as solved, that person will be a list author & they'll post in this thread at that time. For now I'll just decide on my own what constitutes "solved" for thre...

Thanks Lanik, that answers almost all my questions. So as an OP, when do I decide a thread is resolved? Is this totally up to me, or are there specific guidelines (e.g. when a filterlist author has committed working filter(s) to the list, when someone like intense suggests a working filter, or ...)?...

I've noticed that on topics I've started, there is (when I log in) an "Accept this answer" button on every post in the thread. Mouse hover over it shows it points to "/topicsolved/mark/solved/[topic-number]". What does that button do exactly, are there any guidelines for when it ...

http://xmodulo.com/install-configure-nv ... buntu.html

Try this filter:

I don't even see a background image on http://postgradproblems.com/ . Can you please be more specific - as in, provide exact URL of the page & a screenshot indicating which exact items you think should be blocked? Or if you use Adblock Plus for Firefox, can you submit a issue report for the page...

memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=4398 has added a spam signature

Thanks MonztA, with that change this issue seems fully fixed to me.

Er, Hubird, I don't think that type of site is covered by these lists: https://forums.informaction.com/viewtop ... 19&t=21124

Then it is not possible to optimize those rules any more than you already have... unless the false positive is on a different domain from the elements you want to block, in which case you can simply add a domain exception to intense's suggestion:

It would appear to me to be an odd way of making notes about what those IP addresses are.... if that's it, it's not a mistake and those domain exceptions are intended not to be real domains.

Donc, pas conclusion enfin ??? Non, encore je ne sais pas pourquoi ils ont cessé permettre poster anonyme... ____________ FWIW looks like the last guest post was https://adblockplus.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=29685 ... OTOH, it came a oddly long time after https://adblockplus.org/forum/viewt...

It appears to me that that much change to the filters isn't needed. If, instead, you just change @@||intentmedia.net/adServer/$script,domain=travelzoo.com to @@||intentmedia.net/adServer/$script,xmlhttprequest,domain=travelzoo.com does that work? (equivalently, you could keep the subscription's exis...

Now the widget works but the "Regular static content, should not be blocked" is blocked. Please remove per viewtopic.php?p=49215#p49215 - that subdomain serves actual content. Thanks

Thanks Khrin, that's better, but the widget is still getting blocked by ||tm.tradetracker.net^ Please replace it with something less restrictive, e.g. the ||tm.tradetracker.net/? suggested above. Alternatively, if it doesn't matter that the cookiedirective style is blocked, this exception could work...

Can these get into the standard list for our customers (I am the VP of development there) so our support group doesn't have to deal with the calls? fanboy has already added an exception covering both issues to the master list, so at this point it's just a matter of waiting for the customers' lists ...

Thanks for the reply fanboy. If I go to the homepage (not logged in), I see what you're describing. kenwaln said login is required to see what he/she is referring to, and he/she didn't say which page on their site contains that iframe... (I don't have an account there, and I don't know if kenwaln ga...

@fanboy: er, would my suggestion just have led to a wild goose chase, or is that changeset for a separate issue with the site?

The line that is actually blocked according to Chrome developer tools is: <iframe src="https://www.twinspires.com/php/cards/deposit.php?affid=2800&cardType=debit" name="content" class="iframe-page expand" id="iframeId" frameBorder="0"></iframe> ...

The rotatator.tradetracker.net is purely a container which eventually loads ti.tradetracker.net ads so I'm guessing that if ti.tradetracker.net is on the list, rotator.tradetracker.net will not render anything anyway, right? Well, since its only purpose is for ad serving, no reason to load it. I th...

I don't think that's a valid filter rule (typo?). Try this instead

Hmm.. so you're saying that ||tradetracker.net^$third-party in EasyList should be replaced with something along these lines: (rotator filter derived from the other thread as it doesn't show up in your demo) ||ti.tradetracker.net^ ||rotator.tradetracker.net^ and the ||tm.tradetracker.net^ in EasyPriv...

http://www.i-programmer.info/news/81-web-general/7768-mozilla-labs-closed-and-nobody-noticed.html When EasyList without element hiding rules is used, there is an obtrusive unblocked animated GIF ad on the right side column (seems to be served only a limited number of times though.. so here's the di...

viewtopic.php?f=64&t=24219 is a duplicate of viewtopic.php?f=64&t=24220

lemonlimenl wrote:An example is listed here:

That page gives me a 403 Forbidden error.

Also, to note, the forum topic where this change was made: viewtopic.php?f=96&t=23474

The whitelist filter added in https://hg.adblockplus.org/easylist/rev/d335f36e0017 seems to no longer apply to the site it was added for - it didn't show up in blockable items when I went there (with and without JavaScript enabled).
Is it obsolete?

One of the filters added to EasyList is too broad: viewtopic.php?f=91&t=23823

Thanks smed79.
I assume that the reason you didn't add back ti.tradetracker.net is because Liste FR is intended as a supplementary subscription to EasyList, which will block that domain?

That Liste FR changeset adds ||ti.tradetracker.com^ but according to this thread that should be ||ti.tradetracker.net^

Enhanced Tracking blocks trackers which can be problematic to block (and it can sometimes has some "experimental" filters in it) while Annoyances blocks things that are likely to annoy the user looking at website. The two lists have totally different scopes, so you need to decide which of ...