olfek

I'm seeing this too

# I have a fix ! 1. Run `sudo apt remove --purge --autoremove *dotnet*` 1. **create** or **modify** `/etc/apt/preferences` and **add** (you'll need `sudo`) ``` Package: *net* Pin: origin packages.microsoft.com...

@pietervdheijden Did you **_need_** to quote the whole post? A reaction would have been enough :P

The work/home example makes sense, for this problem, I don't think the correct solution is to _**avoid**_ sync altogether, as someone might have an extensive carefully curated blocklist which they...

> Haven't mentioned it, but sync storage is limited to 100KB only and it might be a deal breaker at some point. Actually, anything that is user edited might cause...

> User might want to consider block the domain only, or fully qualified URL, or just some subpath, and context menu might not be too smart about it, it can...

Maybe you're right though, maybe we don't need to see the menu option for _**all**_ sites. So an alternative would be this. 

I would suggest adding a setting to enable/disable the counter rather than removing it completely. Someone might find it to be useful. If an enable/disable setting is added, I'd recommend...

> Counter is reset for a specific rule (let's say `youtube.com`) when you remove the rule from the blocked list **_AND_** then at any time after visit any website (let...

But, consider this example. Suppose its been 2 months since I added a block rule. The first month, I was visiting the blocked site a lot. Then the second month...