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Updated Dynamic filtering: turn off µBlock everywhere except (markdown)
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Usage: <https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/issues/682#issuecomment-72860659>
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How to achieve "blacklist mode", these are the steps:
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[I need to move the example here]
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- global allow `all` cell
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- "global" = 1st column
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- "allow" = green
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Nothing will be blocked, static filtering is completely bypassed: "green" means "allow unconditionally".
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To "blacklist" a specific site:
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- local noop `all` cell
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- "local" = 2nd column
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- "noop" = dark gray
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This will cause the current site to become subjected to static filtering (EasyList, EasyPrivacy etc, i.e. whatever filter lists is in effect).
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Dynamic filtering disengaged for current site: "gray" means disengage dynamic filtering, but apply static filtering.
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In the screenshots above, 3rd-party frames are blocked to remind this is a good habit in general, and to illustrate that narrower dynamic rules prevails over more generic ones.
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