This address bild.de

[spec1re]

Thanks! :)

I'm playing with the Inline script tag filtering (I love it.) since few hours and this filter works too:

bild.de##script:contains(ad_smart_site_id)

Nice try Bild!

[gorhill]

Ok, I thought OP wanted me to add the filters above -- these were not uBlock Origin-specific so I closed the issue.

Trying the build.de site, I understand they redirect if they detect a blocker. I will add the proper inline script tag: bild.de##script:contains(/^\s*?de.bild.cmsKonfig/).

[gorhill]

Heh: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2992434/browsers/sorry-ad-blockers-german-news-site-bild-says-nein.html:

Effective Tuesday, anyone attempting to visit Bild.de with an active browser extension such as AdBlock Plus or uBlock origin, will be redirected to a landing page that says (in German), “With an Adblocker activated, you can no longer visit Bild.de.”

Tip: I advise to surf pcworld.com in medium mode, site is bloated with 3rd parties.

[gorhill]

Actually, this plain filter works as well:

||code.bildstatic.de/*/bild/built/konfig/js/packages/core.js$domain=www.bild.de,script

This means this will also work on Chromium.

[Algorithmus]

There's now an additional inline script that checks if core.js objects are loaded. It should probably be blocked as well. Looks something like this:

 (function(){
  var str = '<div style="height:1000px;position:fixed;width:100%;z-index:50000;background-color:#fff; top:20px; left:0;"> <div style="margin:48px auto;width:725px;border:1px solid #ccc;padding: 40px;text-align:center;"><h2 style="font-size:40px;line-height:50px;">Warum sehe ich BILD.de nicht?</h2> <span style="font-size:30px;line-height:40px;color:#454545;">Sie haben Javascript für ihren Browser deaktiviert.<br />Aktivieren Sie Javascript jetzt, um unsere Artikel wieder lesen zu können.</span> </div> </div>'; 
  if(!de || !de.bild || !de.bild.user || !de.bild.env || !de.bild.events) {
   document.querySelector('body').innerHTML = str;
  }
 })();

Not sure what exactly would be the best way to target it without blocking anything else, but I'm sure some form of bild.de##script:contains(...) should work. I'm not on a recent Firefox fork right now.

[gorhill]

There's now an additional inline script that checks if core.js objects are loaded

This was addressed earlier today in this commit.

[mom20xx]

suggested solutions like

bild.de##script:contains(/^\s*de.bild.cmsKonfig/) 
bild.de##script:contains(Javascript)

are currently not working with ublock origin 1.2.1

for me only this is working with ublock origin 1.2.1

bild.de#@#.textAd
bild.de#@#.text_ads
bild.de#@#.text_ad
bild.de#@#.text-ads
bild.de#@#.text-ad-links
bild.de#@#.text-ad
bild.de#@#.pub_728x90
bild.de#@#.pub_300x250m
bild.de#@#.pub_300x250
bild.de###fullBanner
@@||smartadserver.com/diff/*/smartad.js$domain=bild.de
@@||sascdn.com^$domain=bild.de,script

edit: please ignore this. i had a caching problem. purging cache. restarting firefox and update ublock origin filters fixed it. your solution is working

[sluTTYusr]

None of the solutions suggested above are working with 1.2.1 anymore.

[gorhill]

@mom20xx

are currently not working with ublock origin 1.2.1

Works fine from here on Nightly & FF41. What browser was this? As said in the documentation, inline script tag filtering is not supported on Chromium-based browsers or older versions of Firefox (those not implementing beforescriptexecute support).

A workaround for Chromium-based browsers is to disable all inline script tags using:

||www.bild.de^$inline-script

This can also be done through dynamic filtering:

There is a side-effect however with such filter, it disables some functionality on the site.

[sluTTYusr]

Sorry, for me it still does not work.
Browser is Pale Moon Version: 25.7.3 (x64)