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Thanks very much, summerheat.
I tried that already, but with JavaScript not disabled, there was too much going on for me to understand.
That is why I wonder where to start, to analyze mentioned behavior.
For now, I think it may be just too complicated for me.

 

Could you try:

Code:

||9to5linux.com/wp-content/defer.js$script

?

Content of script is:

Code:

window.scroll(0, 300);

 

Thanks very much, nicolaasjan, that works very well.
If it's not too much trouble, can you explicate how you found that filter rule?

 

Well, by default I block all third party scripts (with uMatrix).
Then in the logger, I noticed that above first party script was at the top (loaded last).
Crafted the rule and voilà.

 

Ah, very clear.
Thanks again.

 

I got the same little "jump" on that webpage and yes, your filter works beautifully, nicholaasjan!

 

Guys, does anyone know how to get rid of this annoying pop up that you get to see on JustWatch? I can remove it with the element picker, but then it will still try to pop up and the screen blacks out.

https://www.justwatch.com/us

 

I don't see such pop up.

 

I don’t see it too.

 

Haven't you enabled an anti-annoyances filterlist?

 

I stumbled upon this site https://filterlists.com and am wondering which filters I should subscribe to in order to further improve the uBlock effectiveness. Any tips except language specific?

 

Which browser?
What do you mean by effectiveness?

 

Opera.
Nothing specific. I meant which filters from the list should generally improve ad filtering coupled with uBlock's filters.

 

It is probably more advantageous with Opera to block trackers.
It requires a configuration of filter lists that is superior to what can be used with Firefox and Edge.

What is your dynamic filtering mode used?

https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Blocking-mode

P.S.

Do you use a DNS that blocks ads + trackers in network filtering?

 

Easy mode

No

 

OK.
So Anti-Trackers filter lists are essential.

What filter lists do you use?

If you enter them I and other forum members can give you advice.

 

Spot On

 

Anti tracker--I still use the Trace ext. even though it's been abandoned for a while now. I use Peter Lowe's list and AdGuard CNAME list (53/57). This has done exceptionally well for several years now. I use Yahoo website for testing as well as the content. That's where Peter Lowe's list shines the most--by blocking links that lead to tracking servers.

 

i dont use any list of that site. in case they are listed its by accident. i only use lists which have mentioned here, mostly by Sampei, or found elsewhere (countable).

the problem is to find a list from tons of entries which is small and maintained. ublock contains a lot of adguard lists here, 3 of 10 (do not include ublock lists)

 

Whatever works for you. It's not one size fits all when it comes to uBO. Firefox isn't a "performance" browser like Chrome, in fact it's not even close, but at least the ext. I have don't slow it down and it runs smoothly and annoyance-free. That's what matters to me.