Is there any way - using uBlock Origin - to prevent web sites from refreshing (reloading) ?
I am currently using uBlock Origin with the advanced feature enabled that has selective script blocking, with the latest Firefox (on Windows 7 64).
Various Firefox addons and settings exist, but they do not affect any refresh that originates in javascript. Often I have enabled javascript from the first party in order to enable functionality.
Iāve noticed in the past few days, uBlock Origin is affecting ādrag-and-droppingā or copying/pasting into Facebook posts while using Chrome. The extension does not affect this in Firefox, it is only within Chrome. Any advice on a workaround until a fix is issued?
EasyPrivacy blocking uploading images and files in Facebook Chat (Chrome x64). I added this into filters and now itās work: @@||https://upload.facebook.com/*
Consider to fix it.
Hey @gorhill
Great plugins, amazing work, thanks a lot for everything
U did my life lot easier with this stuff.
Wanted to ask feature request.
Iām worried about extensions security. Iāve read source codes of some extensions and was horrified by amounts of side job theyāre doing.
How do you think, is it possible to have also āextension firewallā in ublock/umatrix? With filters and rules for external requests from plugins and extensions?
Hello! @gorhill
I have a feature request, please add a pause/unpause button so we can disable ad-blocker all together.
Sometime when iām browsing i donāt want to block/unblock adblock for every site iām visiting.
Is there any way - using uBlock Origin - to prevent web sites from refreshing (reloading) ?
I am currently using uBlock Origin with the advanced feature enabled that has selective script blocking, with the latest Firefox (on Windows 7 64).
Various Firefox addons and settings exist, but they do not affect any refresh that originates in javascript. Often I have enabled javascript from the first party in order to enable functionality.
First off, I would just like to thank Gorhill for creating such an amazing extension. Both uBlock and uMatrix are leagues above the competition, and I certainly appreciate him sharing this software with us.
With that being said, I had a quick question Iād like to ask that shouldnāt take up more than a couple of seconds to conclude. After spending hours reading through guides and customizing both uBlock and uMatrix to my liking, I have finally gotten them to operate (very close to) how I want them. There is only one thing that is slowing me down, and Iām not even sure if itās possible to alleviate.
Is there any way to have a local noop automatically placed on the website I am currently visiting? For example: I visit disney (with my settings set similar to hard mode) and the broken website displays. Now of course, for me to get anything that resembles a web page, I must locally noop disney. I was just curious as to whether or not there is a way to have uBlock automatically noop (only) the domain that is currently being visited? Or must I noop these domains one by one, as I visit them - which, in time, will build up my list until eventually I no longer have to noop anything except for sites I have never visited before?
Thanks in advance for any help you guys may be able to provide. And thanks again for such a top quality product, Gorhill!
uBlock seems to be causing this behavior: Thereās a website I visit and some of the legitimate navigation links do nothing when I click on them. If I right click, however, and select āopen in a new tabā they will do so. If I disable uBlock the site behaves as I expect.
uBLock Origin blocks according to what the filters in the filter lists tell it what to block. Any filter issue such as what you describe must be reported to filter list maintainers, along with all the details for them to reproduce the issue so that they can investigate it:
Can I enter an exception to allow the link to work on my computer? Iād prefer that. If so, some pointers would be appreciated; Iām quite new to uBlock, having decided to try it on my new computer though I was satisfied with Ad Block previously.
