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Now I can't see the 14 day outlook... Any chance I could write an ABE script as before? Blocking these two scripts makes the memory leaks go away: http://s1.twnmm.com/js/fr_ca/r1314/modernizr/s_code/adb_dil/adobe_audience_manager http://s1.twnmm.com/js/fr_ca/r1314/dfpad Site still seem to work fine...

I think (not sure) what I did was allow (make green) the "marketwatch.com" bar and the site works now. You removed the block rule from g.live.com. uMatrix tells you why the page was blocked: because g.live.com was explicitly blocked. When removing the block rule (more accurately, bypassin...

It's not NoScript's fault, it's the site's fault -- a similar issue was opened on my side. The culprit script which contains the flawed code on that site is http://s1.twnmm.com/js/fr_ca/r1309011/modernizr/dfpad/s_code/adb_dil/adobe_audience_manager Some sites are so bent on tracking/data mining you ...

lakrsrool wrote:Problem solved. All I needed to do is update to current uBlock 1.6.1

Nothing in 1.6.1 would explain this. Have you tried forcing an update of your filter lists prior to install 1.6.1?

Is there a way to update some but not all of the active hosts files? Preferably one by one. Not really. uMatrix will update whatever is deemed obsolete, so all obsolete filter lists will be update upon clicking "Update now". If all filter lists are up to date and you purge the cache for a...

for the life-of-me I can't understand why certain commonly used websites get commonly blocked by uMatrix. A dark red cell means there is an explicit rule assigned to it. uMatrix proper has very few rules out of the box: block "all" by default, allow 1st-party, allow css/image from everywh...

That is only because of a Gecko bug that has been fixed in 41 (or was it 42? I kinda skipped a few versions) Fixed in FF 41. The fix certainly helped the Firefox version of ABP a lot. But even then, this is not enough to bring ABP on par with uBO: see Firefox version: benchmarking memory footprint ...

So Seamonkey is probably out of luck. SeaMonkey is officially supported, meaning if something does not work on it, I will look into it. There are fixes related to the toolbar icon in the latest dev build (0.9.3.2b2 on AMO). Ultimately, just as with uBO, if there are toolbar icon issues which still ...

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Alright, I can't find the recipe for me to post an answer without tripping the spam filter. Issue opened here and my answer in it.

With uBO, blocking all frames, 3rd party scripts, and inline scripts allows the FB domain connection, as well as the script. That is incorrect: when blocking 3rd-party scripts everywhere, scripts from Facebook are not loaded when visiting Wired. What exactly led you to your conclusion? Also, why wo...

lakrsrool wrote:it would be nice if all of this were documented somewhere by Umatrix

There is a wiki -- ("Documentation" link in the "About" pane). I warn that uMatrix is for advanced users, and I completely expect that advanced users would find their way to the doc.

"rd.yahoo.com" is listed in hpHosts. To override the block, it's just a matter of bringing up the matrix while on the warning page, and override the block rule by just clicking on it. https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/585534/9806858/8b03ad08-5818-11e5-8de2-3f1281e178f0.png Force a...

Given this mess ? http://res.myguardian.net/NS/_SMILEY_/thinking.gif There is no mess, both extensions work all fine. Note that at the link you provide there never was any competent technical discussion about technical merits, pretty much only gossipy stuff. I will keep developing these two extensi...

Re. "Exploiting CSRF under NoScript Conditions", found at https://community.rapid7.com/community/ ... javascript I don't think the article is right. I did try the scenario, and NoScript did detect and did block the attempt at cross-site request. My understanding is that ABE prevents this b...

Just open this link with HTTP Switchboard: m A bit more context is needed here though: WebKit-based browsers, including Chrome and Safari, run data URLs in a unique origin, which means they don't have access to cookies or other resources belonging to their parent . Not all browsers treat them that ...