ah. sorry. i see now that it is a default blocking rule of privoxy. Not one of my imported rules.
Sorry about that.
Anyway not being able to be sure which adblockers block what, it would still be the best to try to avoid filenames that might match something that will probably be blocked.
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- Sat Dec 12, 2015 3:01 pm
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: advertising blockers and SpiderBasic
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- Sun Nov 29, 2015 9:53 pm
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: advertising blockers and SpiderBasic
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Re: advertising blockers and SpiderBasic
I am using https://easylist.adblockplus.org/ for Privoxy converted.
So i guess it will be the same issue if adblockplus is used.
It mostly checks the names of files. for example it blocks files with "banner" in its name or like in the example "popup.js"
This is from the chrome debugger:
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So i guess it will be the same issue if adblockplus is used.
It mostly checks the names of files. for example it blocks files with "banner" in its name or like in the example "popup.js"
This is from the chrome debugger:
https ...
- Sun Nov 29, 2015 7:02 pm
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: advertising blockers and SpiderBasic
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advertising blockers and SpiderBasic
Hello,
i know purebasic and just had to look at how SpiderBasic goes now.
One thing i noticed from the examples is that my adblocker is blocking SpiderBasic. And the reason is most probably because some JavaScript file is named "Popup*"
Would it be possible to name the javascript files so ...
i know purebasic and just had to look at how SpiderBasic goes now.
One thing i noticed from the examples is that my adblocker is blocking SpiderBasic. And the reason is most probably because some JavaScript file is named "Popup*"
Would it be possible to name the javascript files so ...