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You can get most of that effect by unchecking "Parse and enforce cosmetic filters"; anyway, you should use the logger to find blocked resources. |
Was going to say the same here 😄 There are settings and lists for cosmetic fixes, and you'd want to turn them off. In the main settings page there is a Default behavior section near the bottom. Add a checkmark to Disable cosmetic filter. |
What he is asking is unrelated to cosmetic filtering. He is talking about the placeholders of blocked resources. By default it's collapsed (see Settings pane in dashboard), it can be set to not be collapsed, and in such case the browser's default placeholder is used. |
Correct gorhill. For an embedded youtube video, when using uBO (firefox), there is nothing there, whereas with umatrix, you see the box, the url and clickable arrow. With images, the default browser placeholder (firefox) does not always show in places that the umatrix placeholder does. For anyone that wants to check the behaviour for themselves, this link has images where the placeholder does not show when using just ublock and it has an embedded youtube video. http://www.wikihow.com/Embed-YouTube-Flash-Videos-in-Your-PowerPoint-Presentations |
I had failed to notice the relevant setting in the Settings pane; I vaguely remembered seeing something like that, but I didn't want to mention such a thing unless I was sure. With that said, I had thought that the only "placeholders" in uBO would be the empty space that a blocked resource would have taken up, and that uBO did not specifically mark where a blocked resource would have gone in the page, and only mentioned what the URL was in the logger. |
Ok, my post was closed as duplicated, but it was more specific about right-click options, so I'll paste that as a comment here (without the things mentioned already here): for not having to ... exit full-screen to click the uBO icon..., it would be very useful to have right-click options in the placeholder (like in 'Policeman' Addon -which worked in FireFox 47 but not now in FF 54-; it has a 'shield' icon in the placeholder to hint it's right-clickeable) : 'load this image', 'load all images in this tab', 'load temporarily all images from ---.---', 'load permanently all images from ---.---' (this 'permanently' applies only to current page domain) OR Other than this, great ergonomy in both this and uMatrix, (I'm using both because some security options are only available in one or the other). |
This would be a great feature. It would make using medium mode much easier for users by allowing them to easily identify the elements that are being blocked. |
It could solve #2334 |
Additionally, as a requirement to support click-to-load feature, redirected resources will from now on no longer be collapsed. Related issues: - #2688 - #3619 - #1899 This new feature should considered in its draft stage and it needs to be fine-tuned as per feedback. Important: Only embedded frames can be converted into click-to-load widgets, as only these can be properly shieded from access by page content. Examples of usage: ||youtube.com/embed/$3p,frame,redirect=clicktoload ||scribd.com/embeds/$3p,frame,redirect=clicktoload ||player.vimeo.com/video/$3p,frame,redirect=clicktoload
Closing as no longer an issue since uBO supports:
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Trying to use ublock without umatrix, I miss the visible placeholders for blocked images and frames.
Was particularly useful to spot an embedded youtube video and copy its url to open in mpv.
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