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Update predefined whitelist to match recent changes
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@ -18,16 +18,18 @@ The _Whitelist_ pane allows you to review or edit the exisiting whitelist direct
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There are predefined whitelist directives when you first install uBO:
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about-scheme
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behind-the-scene
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chrome-extension-scheme
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chrome-scheme
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moz-extension-scheme
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opera-scheme
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vivaldi-scheme
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wyciwyg-scheme
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For Firefox Legacy platform, `behind-the-scene` is also in this predefined whitelist.
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You should not remove these predefined whitelist directives, unless you know _exactly_ the consequences of doing so.
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Removing the predefined whitelist directives without understanding the consequences could cause your browser to malfunction. **This is especially true for the `behind-the-scene` whitelist directive.**
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Removing the predefined whitelist directives without understanding the consequences could cause your browser to malfunction. **This is especially true for the `behind-the-scene` whitelist directive on Firefox Legacy platform.**
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If despite this warning you still want to remove one or more of the predefined whitelist directives, I strongly suggest to comment out an entry rather than outright delete it. To comment out an entry, just prefix it with `# `. This way you do not have to remember which predefined whitelist directive you removed, it will be just a matter of removing the `# ` prefix if ever you want to restore an entry.
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