Update link to moved "Cosmetic-filtering-in..."

gwarser 2021-12-09 16:44:34 +01:00
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**Short answer:** resources hidden -- in various ways depending on the class of cosmetic filters.
These filters serve to visually remove DOM elements from a web page. They have no value privacy-wise, it is essentially to make web page look better by removing unwanted content, which usually cannot be blocked using network filters. Just like ABP, uBlock will hide DOM elements on a web page which match cosmetic filters. uBlock uses a [different method](./Cosmetic-filtering-in-%C2%B5Block:-version-0.4.0.0-update) than other big-name blockers to hide the DOM elements though.
These filters serve to visually remove DOM elements from a web page. They have no value privacy-wise, it is essentially to make web page look better by removing unwanted content, which usually cannot be blocked using network filters. Just like ABP, uBlock will hide DOM elements on a web page which match cosmetic filters. uBlock uses a [different method](./Cosmetic-filtering-in-uBlock:-version-0.4.0.0-update) than other big-name blockers to hide the DOM elements though.
Different classes of cosmetic filters are applied differently: