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You need to noop jsdelivr.net. Reload site. Noop google.com. Reload site. Noop maps.googleapis.com. Reload site. Noop gstatic.com. And done.

Noop
jsdelivr - google - maps.googleapis - gstatic

 

Wow! Really? how long did it take you to figure that out?
I wasn't even using Dynamic Filtering, did you try to see if static filtering was blocking it also?

jsdelivr.net wasn't blocked, and I did everything else, but I'm not seeing maps.googleapis in dynamic filtering

EDIT: I tried the site in FF and with the exact same settings as Chrome (UBO) all I had to do is noop 3rd party frames and it works and I do see maps.googleapis

 

This is my setting to see the map.

Try to do the same. Afterwards if it doesn't work then try looking at the logger, you should be able to tell if there's filter blocking it.

 

Yes.

With the "Extremely Condensed Adblocking" list further enhanced by the "Most prevalent advertising and tracking networks in Western Europe and North American websites based on annual web-tech surveys" list you should not use "EasyList (Optimized)".
Instead the "AdGuard Tracking Protection Plus" list also needs the "AdGuard Tracking Protection" list.

 

Attention, Kees1958's list has changed:




The following list must be subscribe:

https://github.com/Kees1958/W3C_ann...r/EU US most commen ads & trackers ABP format


https://raw.githubusercontent.com/K...r/EU US most commen ads & trackers ABP format

 

jsdelivr is not shown here but gstatic is mandatory because of maps.gstatic.com, and noop for maps.googleapis.com.

 

Thanks, guys everything works now

 

ty so much just fixed it

 

Today they asked me how to understand if you need additional filters for You Tube.
It's easy and you can do this simple test:

Especially if you use a chrome-based browser use CCleaner (or other cleaner) and perform advanced cleaning which also includes your favorite browser.
Run the browser and open the YouTube web page.
If you see the pop-up sign-in or part of it, or other ads, you need to add other filters.

 

I normally never see ads or sign in pop up at YouTube, but I did see it once yesterday. I have (too) many filters enabled so I don't know why that pop up got through. It only happened once so I'm not too concerned.

 

Hi,
if you delete all cookies on exit, or follow the procedure I have described, you will always see the pop-up or other ads in the absence of appropriate filters.

 

Did you notice that the "Online Malicious URL Blocklist" suddenly increased its rules?

 

^ I noticed that, it rose from c11k to 30k yesterday

 

The "Online Malicious Domains Blocklist" has only 5968 rules.
The default list now has too many rules, I deselected it.

50.160 network filters ＋ 26.705 cosmetic filters

 

Actually it's weird, it also happens with the EasyList filter and the Element Picker is no solution, you can get rid of it, but the non-visible warning will still show up. Can't this be blocked some other way?

 

Had it today (the sign in pop up).
Blocked with:

Code:

www.youtube.com###dialog

 

Doesn't work for me and in Vivaldi, YouTube comments can't load, very annoying, but this is OT.

 

Open the YouTube web page in the following days and first run CCleaner, you will see that that filter is not enough.

 

Try the next 2 rules:

https://msfn.org/board/topic/182096-google-aggressive-popups-before-you-continue/

P.S. In my opinion the rules of the article alone are not enough.

 

I run Linux as my main system, so CCleaner is obviously not an option...

But I regularly delete almost all of my cookies (except - for YouTube - the "PREF" and "VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE" cookies) with the Cookie Quick Manager.
And I still haven't seen this annoying dialog today.

When I see it again, I'll have to dig deeper...

 

A comment for my list replacement to post 5039?
I guess you are against it, but doubling the rules is unacceptable to me.

 

It's changed again...

https://github.com/Kees1958/W3C_annual_most_used_survey_blocklist

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/K...y_blocklist/master/TOP_EU_US_Ads_Trackers_ABP

 

Yes, if you see the image in post 5039 I had already made that modification.

 

How about this small list of TLDs based on the updated data of:

https://www.spamhaus.org/statistics/tlds/

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/D...versions Anti-Malware List/AntiMalwareABP.txt

Code:

||*.rest^$all
||*.gq^$all
||*.work^$all
||*.tk^$all
||*.ml^$all
||*.casa^$all
||*.cf^$all
||*.london^$all
||*.viajes^$all
||*.surf^$all
||*.ga^$all
||*.pw^$all
||*.loan^$all
||*.agency^$all
||*.gdn^$all
||*.bid^$all
||*.top^$all

 

I noticed that as well.
But, as you might have guessed, it's not a problem for my PC, so I keep it.

I don't know where this high number comes from however, because when I open urlhaus-filter-online.txt in my browser and save it to disk, it only counts 10475 lines at the moment...

[Edit]
Asked about this on Reddit.
Answer.

[Edit2]
Asked about the memory footprint and immediately got a downvote.

(@Sampei Nihira)
[Edit3]
@gorhill committed a change that will deal with this:

Don't know if that will be implemented in the Legacy version though...