µMatrix - the HTTP Switchboard successor

Discussion in 'other software & services' started by tlu, Oct 25, 2014.

  1. wat0114

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    Still unclear to me how to disable those.
     
  3. dogbite

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    How to allow cookies on google.com when google is the 1st party ONLY, and block google.com cookies when google is not 1st party? Thanks
     
  4. Jarmo P

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    By not having any filtering checked in the default row. https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dynamic-filtering I have not used it so I can't say what you need to undo for the current sites you have filtered with it.
    By not making global scope rules for Google.com. Thats it, easy and simple.
    I have only these global scope rules:
    • * * * block
    • * * css allow (notice only css, doc and image are allowed for 3rd party)
    • * * doc allow
    • * * frame block
    • * * image allow
    For the google.com I have these rules: (They could be made more restrictive but anyways they are to me ok.)
    • google.com 1st-party * allow (allows also cookies)
    • google.com 1st-party frame allow
    • google.com ssl.gstatic.com * allow (some ssl.gstatic.com stuff is needed in the google.com scope for the gmail to work.
    • google.com www.gstatic.com * allow
     
  5. gorhill

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    Disable cookie for google.com in global scope, enable cookie for google.com in its own scope:

    * google.com cookie block
    google.com google.com cookie allow

    Personally I disable cookie globally for all sites, and enable only on a per case basis, only if really needed. Example:

    * * cookie block
    wilderssecurity.com wilderssecurity.com cookie allow
     
  6. dogbite

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    Ok thanks. But if I uncheck any filtering in ublock then what I should keep ublock for? Maybe I am missing something here, I am sorry.
     
  7. gorhill

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    "those" = ?
     
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    Dynamic filtering.
     
  10. gorhill

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    So: "Still unclear to me how to disable Dynamic filtering".

    All dynamic filters are disabled by default, you don't have a thing to do. Just collapse the section and forget about it.
     
  11. luxi

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    To me µMatrix and µBlock go hand in hand, so it just seems natural for them to be mentioned and cross-referenced in both threads.
     
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  12. Pilou42

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    Ouch. Hard. Sometimes, you need cookies to use filters in order to go further + too many sites which will ask you cookies to continue. I've decided it's easier to keep cookies (for the session only).
     
  13. wat0114

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    Using Chromium, I just block 3rd party cookies and keep local data until quit browser, then using defaults in uMatrix, allow 1st party and normally I don't need to allow anything else.
     
  14. TS4H

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    @gorhill Is there any chance to increase the time for when the non blocked cookie and browser cache are deleted. I cant change the default time to anything greater than 1440 minutes.

    regards.
     
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    me too! This helped to foil many unneeded 1st party cookies.
    And Enabled to foil referrers :)
     
  16. Hungry Man

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    Is there a way to migrate settings from httpsb to umatrix?
     
  17. TS4H

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    No, umatrix and httpsb work very differently and require new rules to be made.

    regards.
     
  18. gorhill

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    I didn't write any code for that. Though the matrix UI looks the same, the way rules are applied is quite different, and I have a hard time figuring how I could convert the old ruleset to the new one. It seems to me a lot of work which I decided was not worth it, and if feasible, a user would end up with a bloated ruleset (to mimic sandboxed scopes), defeating uMatrix's advantage, cleaner, more logical ruleset.
     
  19. Hungry Man

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    Fair enough.
     
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    Thanks much!
     
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  25. Pilou42

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    If you want to block elements like this, it is not a job for µMatrix but for µBlock extension.

    Then gorhill tried to explain to you how to create a filter with µBlock:
    uBlock -> Element picker -> Select the banner tab -> Select the parent of the banner tab

    Then he gave you the filter to add in µBlock options (with the above method):
    www.flightradar24.com###bottomRightOverlays.desktop
     
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