laylavish
laylavish
Weirdly, this isn't working for me.
So, uBlacklist does not support wildcard match patterns for top level domains, but fortunately you can use regex. This one I made seems to work well. ``` /amazon.+\/.+\/dp\/B0CVTYD34P/ ``` You...
nevermind, i just committed my regex version in main, so this should catch all amazon urls
@jesse-tong I've just removed the blanket rules you were talking about in favor for user-specified rules (aka diy). Should someone want these blanket rules, they can just apply it themselves....
So, Startpage and other image search engines such as Yandex are a bit tricky to add into this list. Unfortunately, this isn't a simple case of just adding `startpage.com` to...
Will look into it!
So, I've just created a hosts file. I currently don't have a spare computer/raspberry pi with me atm, but I tested it with my OS hosts file and it seems...
Yeah, pretty unfortunate site name for sure. Doing what you suggested (duplicate the rule, one rule preceding with a forward slash and one with a period) seemed to fix it....
The thing is, without the custom styling, it breaks Google Search if there are too many queries that include AI generated content. See the video below: https://github.com/laylavish/uBlockOrigin-HUGE-AI-Blocklist/assets/128162304/34e944a2-d3fd-459c-bf7d-2db877b16330 From my testing,...
sorry for the late comment, but have you tried creating a new session and/or clearing your browsers cache? I've had that same thing happen to me when testing the list...