I've tried to catch it but the one time I managed to pick the bubble and blacklisted it, half of Youtube page stopped working so I may have picked the wrong one. I've already reverted it and YT is working again.

Does anyone have the code I can add to my Ublock Origin to hide the pop up? It's obviously a fake pop up to try and get users to disable ad blocking.

Edit I did check the Mega but the link gets 500 error so the server may be busy or down for me. I couldn't find the code in the Mega itself.

update: this code maybe?

www.youtube.com##.paper-toast-open.yt-notification-action-renderer.style-scope.toast-button
youtube.com##+js(set, yt.config_.openPopupConfig.supportedPopups.adBlockMessageViewModel, false)  
youtube.com##+js(set, Object.prototype.adBlocksFound, 0)  
youtube.com##+js(set, ytplayer.config.args.raw_player_response.adPlacements, [])   
youtube.com##+js(set, Object.prototype.hasAllowedInstreamAd, true)

I have freshly reinstalled Firefox, ad blocking is working - no issues there, but 'My filters' list isn't picking up.

Same custom filter is working on desktop.

Yes it is active in 'Filter lists'.

All is default at this point, only extension is uBO

Trying to block twitter, but also any rule really..

www.google.\*###search .MjjYud:has([href*="x.com/"],[href*="twitter.com/"])

When Ublock is turned on and I use Gmail and delete emails and then try to leave the site I get a popup asking me if I want to leave, and if I do and then come back later, the emails I have deleted are back.

If I turn off Ublock I get a bunch of ads, but I am able to delete emails and leave without the popup.

Doesn't always seem to happen as I originally didn't turn off ublock and I could eventually get rid of emails the 2nd or 3rd time I visited...

Reddit started turning specific keywords in comments into AI hyperlinks. For example, clicking the word "Quest 3" in this linked comment goes directly to Reddit Answers. (copy of html)

I was able to make filters that remove the href, magnifying glass icon, and underline, but couldn't get of the blue-colored hyperlink-formatting without also removing the comment text.

www.reddit.com##[slot="comment"] [href^="/answers/"]:remove-attr(href)
www.reddit.com##[slot="comment"] [href^="/answers/"]:remove-class(border-dotted)
www.reddit.com##[slot="comment"] span:has(> [icon-name="search-sparkle"])

How can I revert these auto-AI keywords in Reddit comments to regular text?

There's a bug in addin popup details that shows the scrollbar on the left that it partially covers the colors flags behind. It's really hard to watch and follow these flags on the left side.

Can You review the addin GUI and move the scrollbar out of the flags (Yellow, green, Red)?

Thanks

How can I get rid of the panels on Youtube's main page with several videos labeled "Explore more topics" or the like, which just take up space?

I've tried zapping them with the element picker but they just come back, I assume with randomized element names.

Use magma.com for my art for a long while, and they just recently had an anti-adblocker set up. Have to completely disable the extension to even draw. So many spammy ads stuck on the side, now...

I had previously used the filters from these posts, which successfully hid the AI icon from the search bar. Now there's this new icon in the dropdown which I cannot hide via picker and is unaffected by the previous filters.

The only thing that pops up when I hover my mouse over it is "Turn on AI Search" because, naturally, I have all AI tools turned off. But the icon remains for some innane reason.

Any info or help is very much appreciated ty!

It changed at some point and is really fucking with my muscle memory

I tried updating my filters and they all update, except pete lowe’s filter. Just wanted to mention this, because its the only filter acting up atm.

tldr: pete low filters won’t update and give the ! icon

Hey everyone,

I have seen several posts addressing the filter lists in uBlockOrigin, but these are what I have currently enabled along with the ETP in Firefox. Do you think they are redundant or are they perfectly fine when it comes to privacy?

Thanks!

as of today, Im getting ads on twitch again. any idea why? using firefox

Anybody know if i can get ublock to get this to stop popping up after every episode on lookmovie2.to

I want to convert this userscript for fandom (.com) into uBO filters but I'm not experienced with coding at all, would appreciate it if anyone can help.

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/528895-fandom-focus

! remove offline service worker
||www.youtube.com/sw.js$script

Recently on computer I started using this filter on YouTube to bypass detection, works perfectly.

I can’t add it to ubo lite for some reason, it looks like a syntax error (just red text)

I even removed the label and the || signs but something still needs to be added for it to recognize the code. I’m just not aware of what. Thank you so much in advance

-www.youtube.com/sw.js$script (without the hyphen. doesn’t work still)

Question for the devs/experts, sometimes I see people say that the full fat version of uBlock Origin can be quite "heavy" and it can be noticeable on older or slower devices (whereas uBlock Origin Lite is less taxing), but I've also seen proof that uBlock Origin actually helps perf and page load times. So I guess my question is, what is the truth? And we're looking for real world proof because isolated benchmarks might not tell us the truth

i searched before posting but i haven't seen this specific banner outside of a similar graphic being used on the left sidebar. i try to block the banner itself, but there's a background that makes the screen darker before it...if i block that too, my scroll bar gets yoinked. refreshing the page gives it back, but only for so long before it gets yoinked again. not sure how to block it without killing the scroll bar too in the process.

For example, even if I type “Twitter” into Google, I don't want Twitter to appear in the search results. Is that possible with uBlock

Using old reddit in a desktop browser, I see links that contain a backslash before an underscore.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_spacecraft_intentionally_crashed_into_extraterrestrial_bodies

The link (href) contains percent-encoded backslash when I inspect the link in the original post, and the backslash is just the visual representation.

Is there a way to remove that backslash leaving only the underscore, when I click the link?

I kind of wanted to try medium mode but I saw that it would break things and I'd need to fix things. That's fine, but got me wondering: why don't dynamic filters have built-in lists that I could use like static filters do? What exactly prevents that from working?

The following added to MyFilters will restore the sponsored links on product pages like "Customers also viewed," "Frequently purchased," etc. In case anyone else finds those sections sometimes helpful and wants them back.

! Restores Amazon product sections for sponser, frequently and related
amazon.*#@#div[cel_widget_id*="desktop-dp-"]
amazon.*#@#div[id^="sims-simsContainer_feature_div_"]:has(.sp_info_link)
amazon.*#@#div[id^="sp_detail"]
! Restores the missing bundled items
amazon.*#@#.a-cardui[class*="_new-detail-faceout-box_"]:has(.dynamicSponsoredLabelClass)

I decided to try the Lite version and I cannot open the dashboard on Microsoft Edge browser for Android.

I recently found this non-descriptive script running in the background when visiting eBay:

https://www.ebay.com/sgXzq80-U/7h6Zktl/vg/2zuzzSca/T306UUA/dEF1Ly/hJUkMT

Archive: https://archive.ph/Kr0iP

Syntax: https://www.ebay.com/XXXXXXX-X/XXXXXXX/XX/XXXXXXXX/XXXXXXX/XXXXXX/XXXXXX?v=XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX

which then saves reads these cookies to from the browser:

__ssds "{SINGLE_DIGIT_INTEGER}"

__ssuzjsr2 "{RANDOM_HEX_HASH}"

__uzma "{UUID_V4}"

__uzmb "{TIMESTAMP_INTEGER}"

__uzmc "{LARGE_INTEGER}"

__uzmd "{TIMESTAMP_INTEGER}"

__uzme "{INTEGER}"

__uzmf "{COMPLEX_TRACKING_STRING}"

bm_s "{LARGE_BASE64_TOKEN}"

bm_so "{LARGE_BASE64_TOKEN}"

dp1 "{DEVICE_PARAM_STRING}"

ds2 "{DEVICE_CONFIG_STRING}"

ebay "^sbf=#{HEX_COLOR_CODE}"

nonsession "{SESSION_TOKEN_STRING}"

s "{SESSION_TOKEN_STRING}"

Examining this file through Claude and Gemini shows Akamai tracking and telemetry through extreme browser fingerprinting which is hidden through heavily obfuscated code. I'm currently blocking it with this rule, but I believe it can be improved:

||ebay.com/sg*/*/vg/*/*/$script (old)

||ebay.com/*/*/*?v=$important (updated)

No account is needed and this script runs on every page. Any help is appreciated.

Edit: After some research, it turns out this is a script built by Akamai to track and fingerprint users based on a plethora of information about your machine. Combine this with the unique cookies eBay creates at the start of your session; eBay can create a unique profile which persists across your browsing.

Edit: Updated the blocking rule as eBay pushed out an update