surrogate for scorecardresearch.com

[Dorus]

I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, but anyway, i need a script surrogate, and i'm a completely noob at javascript, so some help would be nice.

Simply visiting a site that has scoredresearch as (i think) advertisement, gives a annoying 'popup' when javascript is disabled. Many dutch and belgium newspapers have this.

For example:
http://www.bndestem.nl/
http://www.gelderlander.nl/

[barbaz]

Do you use Adblock Plus or one of its forks?

[Dorus]

no, i use no-script. I'm on the right forum i hope?

[barbaz]

Yeah, just that those things are a lot easier to zap with ABP. There is likely no global "catch-all" surrogate for zapping those. For your second link, try this

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for (let e of document.querySelectorAll('.dialog-no-script')){e.parentNode.removeChild(e);}

[barbaz]

Oh, forgot to add that the sources pref is

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!@.gelderlander.nl

[Dorus]

Thanks, that's something at least. I was under the impression script surrogates worked for target domains, not per-site that include a certain domain. Like you don't need one for every website that uses google-analytics either.

Anyway, scoredresearch has been bothering me for some time now, as you have to allow it for a easy way to get rid of the lay-over, but looking at the WoT and google reputation for that site, it's spreading male ware quite frequent.

[barbaz]

Thanks, that's something at least. I was under the impression script surrogates worked for target domains, not per-site that include a certain domain.

Actually it's both, depending the sources pref. Documentation here.

Anyway, scoredresearch has been bothering me for some time now, as you have to allow it for a easy way to get rid of the lay-over, but looking at the WoT and google reputation for that site, it's spreading male ware quite frequent.

Maybe play around with NoScript Options -> Trusted -> Show the NOSCRIPT... ?

[Dorus]

Anyway, scoredresearch has been bothering me for some time now, as you have to allow it for a easy way to get rid of the lay-over, but looking at the WoT and google reputation for that site, it's spreading male ware quite frequent.

Maybe play around with NoScript Options -> Trusted -> Show the NOSCRIPT... ?

No luck there.

Also, this surrogate fails when gelderlander.nl is allowed, but scorecardresearch.com is not, a situation i would prefer normally.

[barbaz]

sources pref edited above

[Dorus]

Both !@.gelderlander.nl and !.gelderlander.nl worked just fine as long as gelderlander.nl is blocked, but not when gelderlander.nl is allowed and b.scorecardresearch.com is still blocked.

[barbaz]

Weird, with !@ and only gelderlander.nl allowed the massive overlay is gone here...

[Dorus]

Perhapts it's one of the other pages i also allowed?
facebook.com
twitter.com
twimg.com
akamaihd.net edit: nope, that's not it either.

Anyway, i have it working with:

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>.gelderlander.nl

Still hoping to find a way to run it for scorecardresearch.com instead.

[barbaz]

Still hoping to find a way to run it for scorecardresearch.com instead.

Try this?

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if (window.location.hostname.endsWith(".gelderlander.nl") || window.location.hostname == "gelderlander.nl"){window.addEventListener("load", function(){for (let e of document.querySelectorAll('.dialog-no-script')){e.parentNode.removeChild(e);}}, false);}

sources:

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.scorecardresearch.com

Note that gelderlander.nl *must* be allowed for this to run.

[Dorus]

That works like a charm Wonderfull.

I am thinking, what stops me from just using:

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window.addEventListener("load", function(){for (let e of document.querySelectorAll('.dialog-no-script')){e.parentNode.removeChild(e);}}, false);

A quick test shows this works on other websites also. I'm not expecting many problems since most websites dont include scoreresearch right?

[barbaz]

I included the domain check because it's possible other sites which include scripts from scorecardresearch might have elements with class "dialog-no-script" that you actually *want* to see. You can remove it if you want, but be ready for false positives.