by GµårÐïåñ » Thu Aug 08, 2019 4:13 am
If the script is domain based, sure, block it and it blocks it but probably breaks the domain itself. You can use ABE to narrow it down a bit more but in this particular use case I dare say that finding the specific script and writing a uBlock filter probably works best, but that's assuming you can figure out which script specifically handles it, often they load it among other things. Now, surrogates can help with that but again you can use injectable script kill in uBlock based on words inside a script, so that might be a way to go. Again all depends if you know which script you need to kill. There is no automation here and no one can promise you to do it either.
If the script is domain based, sure, block it and it blocks it but probably breaks the domain itself. You can use ABE to narrow it down a bit more but in this particular use case I dare say that finding the specific script and writing a uBlock filter probably works best, but that's assuming you can figure out which script specifically handles it, often they load it among other things. Now, surrogates can help with that but again you can use injectable script kill in uBlock based on words inside a script, so that might be a way to go. Again all depends if you know which script you need to kill. There is no automation here and no one can promise you to do it either.