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(If you are using host file - it will be updated in several days, sorry for delay)

Hmm... there is only rule ssl-images-amazon.com$script,domain=~amazon.com And I went to amazon.com and it seems ok. Could you provide some examples of broken pages?

Amazon had some strange scripts on that domain, there were at least several entries in EasyPrivacy, for instance. I was curious, what if to block all scripts blocked from that...

Concerning the Amazon's practice to host scripts on a domain, intended for images - I've seen they placed some scripts in /images/ folders as well :-)

My mistake. Seen strange scripts from that domain braintreegateway.com. Though their site is not well documented, I should have guessed that linked braintreepayments.com is a payment system and dig deeper.

This domain is present in several filterlists: ShadowWhisperer's Tracking, The Block List Project. I found some of its functionality suspicious - chats, for instance ( https://www.helpshift.com/products/chat-conversational-help/ ). But maybe you...

That's debatable. Many blocklists, indeed, make such rules third-party, as you wrote. But many block them completely too. I think, if some marketer wants to visit a marketing tracking site,...

Hmm... I think, that subdomain will be whitelisted too. Didn't tested though.

Разумеется, есть фильтры, подсмотренные в других проектах, но их пока не так много, как хотелось бы. Они все в коде фильтров помечены - (! from ...), надо будет описать поподробнее...

Hmm.. Second time false-positived their dmcdn.net Removed and marked for future, thanks.