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Thanks smed79 I'll look into file a bug there later today if someone else hasn't already.
(Not sure yet the issue isn't something my end...)

There apparently is publicly accessible Mercurial repo on hg.adblockplus.org (thanks for making it available ) however it's not linked on the index listing

I'll leave it to MonztA to post more details or not in case it's not accidental that it's not listed.

I mean like Mercurial or git repository, sorry for not being clear.

Is there a publicly accessible source repository for the subscriptions linked by https://youtube.adblockplus.me/?

Cool, should be set for now. Thanks again Lanik for all the help, you are awesome

fanboy added more changes, and I had backups, so this gave me the opportunity to actually try git pull (starting with branch local checked out). This is what happened: $ git pull remote: Counting objects: 60, done. remote: Compressing objects: 100% (60/60), done. remote: Total 60 (delta 37), reused ...

So git pull would try to apply the new commits to whatever branch is currently checked out... so to sync master with 'origin/master', I would have to: git checkout master git pull git checkout <whatever was checked out before> Shouldn't be too hard to script. probably not a good name if you ask me (...

Thanks Lanik for the quick response. git fetch will tell you if your branch has any changes that you haven't merged yet. Git pull will do what git fetch does and merge any changes from origin into your branch. Sure, but what is "my branch" in this context? $ git branch * local master That ...

Hitting some confusion trying to merging upstream changes to a local branch. I'm trying to apply my local changes by creating my own branch, working from there and merge changes from master into my branch, but sticking with my branch the whole time. And with each merge I look at the diff to check if...

Good to know that git would just refuse the potentially destructive part of the operation. But I've also discovered that what people were calling commit deletion isn't actually deleting anything, just that it becomes only accessible by commit hash. :? Furthermore, on digging around in the .git direc...

1. Git will attempt to merge your changes and insert the code into the changed files. In my experience it works but still needs cleaning since it inserts text to tell you which parts were pulled from the head VS your local cached copy. Sorry, I asked that question somewhat incoherent. If I have a r...

(continuing from https://forums.lanik.us/viewtopic.php?p=91431#p91431 ) OK so setting up git v 2.8.1 is pretty straightforward. Cool, they fixed what had me tangled before! 8) But working with repositories is proving tricky. (I'm using a clone of https://github.com/ryanbr/fanboy-adblock as a base re...

You can also use these instructions: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-and-Other-Systems-Migrating-to-Git#Mercurial I have pretty good experience with Git so if you need help moving your repositories you know where to find me. :mrgreen: Thanks! :D Having Git itself working would be much better and...

Speaking of GitHub: we also want to announce that we are going to move the hosting of our EasyList repositories completely to GitHub as well soon. How to continue using existing local clones of the various Easy repositories with Mercurial, after this next step of the migration? Obviously, first ste...

Will these be in Acceptable Ads whitelist?

That repository hasn't been updated since 28 Feb. Per fanboy's signature and viewtopic.php?f=85&t=28821 he seems to be working primarily from Github now.
Is hg.fanboy.co.nz obsolete, or will it mirror the Github repository?

Thanks

Your site is missing Adversity, Antisocial and Extreme Measures. GitHub: https://github.com/Hubird-au/Adversity Hubird is only maintaining those lists for personal use, and he is not interested in any feedback of any sort. I had modified one of the scripts in his repo for my personal use and decide...

Nice resource 8) One comment though. The Acceptable Ads list (which you call "EasyList Exceptions") is not a part of nor affiliated with the Easy project. It is maintained by Eyeo GmbH (the company behind ABP) and I don't think it requires EasyList. Also, its forum is not on this board, th...

I can't explain why it's on the list atm (I'm not a list author), but I can find the revision where it was added if that helps: https://hg.adblockplus.org/easylist/rev/d04eb7239f93

Are you sure those are all redundancies, that some of those "redundant" filters aren't needed to block stuff on pages whitelisted with $genericblock?

smed79 wrote:also nobody forces you to select the correct flag

That works for me, thanks for the suggestion.

Just saw this notice today when logging in. I don't want this info to be so directly associated with my account here, especially if it's publicly visible (I really do *not* want my location information publicly visible); and those who might need that info from me have moderation rights and can thus ...

... and this topic was concluded by PM. Bottom line is, my configuration is too unusual to be worth writing exception for. Since I've got a server anyway, what I will have to do is drop a custom variant of EasyList on that server (removing or altering the problematic whitelist) and use that with my ...

fanboy wrote:If you have a issue report link of the issue I'll gladly look at it.

Thanks, issue report will be sent by PM.

My server isn't at 192.168.0.1 either... I guess what you're saying is that people will have their routers at different IPs in that range so it can't be reasonably limited to specific IP(s) in a subscription that's so widely used. Last question: assuming my router is at 192.168.0.1 and its interface...

Wow that was a fast fix, thanks!

Thanks but unfortunately ~third-party doesn't help here, as all XHR with my server have to be 1st-party. (noting here as well, https://hg.adblockplus.org/easylist/rev/2178f5f41c25 ) My server is not at 192.168.1.1. If that one rule could be limited to affect only at 192.168.1.1, that would be awesome.

typo? seems intended to be

Is it possible to narrow either of those exception rules to specific IPs, or add $domain option, to prevent site from "just" registering a new domain to continue exploitation of these whitelists? @@||192.168.1.1^$xmlhttprequest @@||192.168.0.1^*/images/adv_ @@||192.168.$xmlhttprequest,doma...

EasyPrivacy is intended as an anti-tracking list, you seem to indicate that those scripts does tracking. Can you please provide more details (including specifics) on why you think blocking those scripts is wrong per EasyPrivacy's policy? https://easylist.adblockplus.org/en/policy https://easylist.ad...