Adam
Adam
If I'm not wrong, in uBO, `$removeparam` is applied to every type of request by default, but in AdGuard only to `document` type. You can try to use rule like...
>Do you know what else modifiers work like this? Probably only `$permissions` and `$removeparam` modifiers.
I need steps to reproduce. I have tested it here - `https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1858844015191351572`, with rule like this: ```adblock ||pbs.twimg.com^$urltransform=/name=(small|medium|large|900x900)/name=orig/ ``` and ```adblock ||pbs.twimg.com^$urltransform=/name=(small|medium|large|900x900)/name=orig/ ``` In both cases, when I open image...
>Then I tried to add ~3p modifier, it stopped working, and it didn't started to work when I undo it. I see that the rule with `~3p` doesn't work if...
Regarding issue with `~3p` modifier, it looks like a bug, I have opened issue here - https://github.com/AdguardTeam/CoreLibs/issues/1931
I need detailed steps to reproduce it.
Thank you. >`||pbs.twimg.com/media^$doc,image,urltransform=/name=(small|medium|large|\d+x\d+)/name=orig/,~3p` I have to use a rule without `~3p`, otherwise it's not redirected. In Firefox, if I save a file then there is large file (better quality), if...
Probably another one - https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardFilters/issues/205614 It looks like that we cannot use JS rules on `facebook.com` because these kind of rules are blocked by website Content Security Policy.
I tried to create simple test page but I cannot reproduce this issue as constantly as on `adguard.com`. Maybe something more should be added to the test page to make...