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Specific filter list has no rules loaded unless its URL is changed to be the same when parsed but different when in plaintext #3476
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Thanks for the clarification, this should really be in the wiki or something |
From that list's description, it's for "Acceptable Ads" program and uBO does not support "Acceptable Ads" program |
This line of code in gorhill/uBlock/src/js/storage.js clearly isn't doing its job if I'm able to bypass it like this (see workaround) In such a high quality program such as uBO, if only that snippet of code which is clearly an afterthought would actually parse the URL like so, that would be nice.
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Yes, we don't lock users to not use those lists completely. Any users who want to use those lists at all costs can find a way themselves. We'll just lock specific workaround-URLs if they appear on the reports from users' issues. |
You're being allowed to bypass as the intention is not to block all urls. |
It is mentioned in several places. Duplicate of:
When searching for: "0 out of 0" it finds
When searching for
The previous user asked the same: #1331 (comment). Yes, it seems it should be in Wiki, because:
Hence Wiki has been updated: https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/wiki/Dashboard:-Filter-lists#unsupported-filter-lists-bad-lists |
It didn't occur to me at the time of this issue that there may have been several "nonworking" filterlists beyond exceptionrules, so it didn't occur to me when searching for duplicates to keep that in mind, this is a bad on my part
I didn't look in discussions, this is also a bad on my part, however doing a very rudimentary search of the discussions right now does not give results
Again, same problem 2 spots above, my bad It wasn't obvious to search for "bad lists" for the same reason that it didn't occur to me that there may have been multiple "nulled-out" filterlists although that is probably a bad on my part
Me being stupid
I searched in gorhill/uBlock because I thought that that one specific list was hardcoded to not work, again, this is probably a bad on my part Also, I believe I did search for that in the issue tracker but it just didn't yield actual answers other than "uBO doesn't support Acceptable Ads", and I mainly opened this issue not because the filter list wouldn't work but was mainly about how I thought the fact that I could work around it was unintended behavior, I may not have made that clear enough, again a bad on my part
That's usually where I go for an unseen behavior/problem and advice
If you're implying that I'm a new user, I'm not, I'm decently familiar with how to use uBO, I've read through the entire wiki and I use dynamic filtering with uBO on hard mode
And in the wiki:
This issue is hereby inducted into the hall of shame |
Prerequisites
I tried to reproduce the issue when...
Description
This specific filterlist - a.k.a., this specific filter list (the problem
only happens with this one) - will not be loaded at all in uBO. it will get added as a custom filter list but 0 filters will be recognized. However, it WILL load if I change the URL to be the same when parsed but different in plaintext (e.g. Doing weird path name trickery tricks https://easylist-downloads.adblockplus.org/.%2E/exceptionrules.txt, including the port number https://easylist-downloads.adblockplus.org:443/exceptionrules.txt)
A specific URL where the issue occurs.
extension://odfafepnkmbhccpbejgmiehpchacaeak/dashboard.html#3p-filters.html
Steps to Reproduce
Expected behavior
Actual behavior
Workaround:
uBO version
1.61.2
Browser name and version
Microsoft Edge Dev 133.0.2992.0
Operating System and version
Microsoft Windows Version 23H2 (OS Build 22631.4541) © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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