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The properties in the `toOverwrite` branch will wholly replace the corresponding local settings. Currently, the following properties are supported:
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### filters
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#### filters
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The `filters` property is an array of strings, which are meant to represent all the lines making the text to use as the content of the [_"My filters"_ pane](./Dashboard:-My-filters).
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### filterLists
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#### filterLists
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The `filterLists` property is an array of strings, where each string is a token which identifies a list to enable by default. To enable a stock filter list, this is the token identifying the list as per content of [`assets.json`](https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/blob/master/assets/assets.json). For an external list, i.e. not found in `assets.json`, the token is the URL of the filter list.
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Additionally, one or more regional lists may be enabled according to the current locale.
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### trustedSiteDirectives
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#### trustedSiteDirectives
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The `trustedSiteDirectives` property is an array of string, each of which must resolve into a valid trusted-site directive, used to dictate where uBO must be disabled.
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The properties in the `toAdd` branch will append to the already present local settings. Currently, the following properties are supported:
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### trustedSiteDirectives
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#### trustedSiteDirectives
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The `trustedSiteDirectives` property is an array of string, each of which must resolve into a valid trusted-site directive, used to dictate where uBO must be disabled.
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