ScriptSafe for Chrome?

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  1. Daveski17

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    OK thanks. I guess it's a bit redundant then if you are using uBlockO?
     
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    My post vanished o_O. I have a carnivorous key on my KB. :cool:
     
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    Weird ... :eek:
     
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    Loved it before uBlock0 existed. First script blocker with updatable blacklists I found.
     
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    some only want to block scripts, some like a decent ad-/script-blocker like uBo. but i would prefer uBo in both cases - it is pretty simple to reduce uBo to a script blocker and extend again if needed. script safe is bound.
     
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    OK, thanks for everyone's replies. I think I'll stick with uBlockO and experiment with it more.
     
  12. @Daveski17 ask Sampei Nihira he uses both ScriptSafe and uBlock0rigin

    I asume he uses ScriptSafe for anti-fingerprinting (and selective script blocking) and uBlock0 for blocklists (and third party script/iframe blocking).

    Why not ask him about his motivation to use them together and his experience.
     
  13. Krusty

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    Lately I found ScriptSafe has been resetting back to default. I first seen this when Chrome updated to Version 61.0.3163.79 (Official Build) (64-bit). Is anyone else seeing this? The only other change in Chrome I've made lately was installing TunnelBear Blocker, which I'm really liking by the way. Maybe a conflict?
     
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    I think I've found the cause of ScriptSafe, and now HTTPS Everywhere, being reset. PrivaZer.
     
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    Not on my Chrome browser. ScriptSafe still retains the settings

    FYI, HTTPS Everywhere has been updated to 2017.9.12
     
  16. Biel Shandy

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    Howdy.

    I've just recently just started using ScriptSafe for Chrome.I've been adding to my whitelist and came across the following earlier:

    a.files.bbci.co.uk
    emp.bbci.co.uk
    ess.api.bbci.co.uk
    homepage.files.bbci.co.uk
    m.files.bbci.co.uk
    mybbc-analytics.files.bbci.co.uk


    So, it would be more efficient, and more importantly, safe, to add **.bbci.co.uk instead of allowing all individually?

    Thanks.
     
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