uBlock Origin : Cross-site cosmetic filtering?
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Is there a way to block cosmetic elements on multiple sites. For example on StackExchange, I would like to block
##.site-footer--container
##.site-header
###left-sidebar
But, I don't want ot just block them on a subdomain of stackexchange, I would like to block them on all sites on stackexchange, for example
*.stackexchange.com
However, a rule like
*.stackexchange.com##.site-header
does not work, but a rule like
dba.stackexchange.com##.site-header
Will work, (though on just the dba. subdomain)
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Is there a way to block cosmetic elements on multiple sites. For example on StackExchange, I would like to block
##.site-footer--container
##.site-header
###left-sidebar
But, I don't want ot just block them on a subdomain of stackexchange, I would like to block them on all sites on stackexchange, for example
*.stackexchange.com
However, a rule like
*.stackexchange.com##.site-header
does not work, but a rule like
dba.stackexchange.com##.site-header
Will work, (though on just the dba. subdomain)
google-chrome-extensions adblock
asked Nov 24 at 2:02
Evan Carroll
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up vote
1
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favorite
Is there a way to block cosmetic elements on multiple sites. For example on StackExchange, I would like to block
##.site-footer--container
##.site-header
###left-sidebar
But, I don't want ot just block them on a subdomain of stackexchange, I would like to block them on all sites on stackexchange, for example
*.stackexchange.com
However, a rule like
*.stackexchange.com##.site-header
does not work, but a rule like
dba.stackexchange.com##.site-header
Will work, (though on just the dba. subdomain)
google-chrome-extensions adblock
asked Nov 24 at 2:02
Evan Carroll
1
Is there a way to block cosmetic elements on multiple sites. For example on StackExchange, I would like to block
##.site-footer--container
##.site-header
###left-sidebar
But, I don't want ot just block them on a subdomain of stackexchange, I would like to block them on all sites on stackexchange, for example
*.stackexchange.com
However, a rule like
*.stackexchange.com##.site-header
does not work, but a rule like
dba.stackexchange.com##.site-header
Will work, (though on just the dba. subdomain)
google-chrome-extensions adblock
google-chrome-extensions adblock
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Evan Carroll
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asked Nov 24 at 2:02
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Apparently, the regex patterns for uBlock are not anchored, so you can do
stackexchange.com###left-sidebar
stackexchange.com##.site-header
stackexchange.com##.site-footer--container
To trim down the bloated Stack Exchange sites.
answered Nov 24 at 2:05
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up vote
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Apparently, the regex patterns for uBlock are not anchored, so you can do
stackexchange.com###left-sidebar
stackexchange.com##.site-header
stackexchange.com##.site-footer--container
To trim down the bloated Stack Exchange sites.
answered Nov 24 at 2:05
Evan Carroll
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up vote
2
down vote
Apparently, the regex patterns for uBlock are not anchored, so you can do
stackexchange.com###left-sidebar
stackexchange.com##.site-header
stackexchange.com##.site-footer--container
To trim down the bloated Stack Exchange sites.
answered Nov 24 at 2:05
Evan Carroll
1
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
Apparently, the regex patterns for uBlock are not anchored, so you can do
stackexchange.com###left-sidebar
stackexchange.com##.site-header
stackexchange.com##.site-footer--container
To trim down the bloated Stack Exchange sites.
answered Nov 24 at 2:05
Evan Carroll
1
Apparently, the regex patterns for uBlock are not anchored, so you can do
stackexchange.com###left-sidebar
stackexchange.com##.site-header
stackexchange.com##.site-footer--container
To trim down the bloated Stack Exchange sites.
answered Nov 24 at 2:05
Evan Carroll
1
answered Nov 24 at 2:05
Evan Carroll
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answered Nov 24 at 2:05
Evan Carroll
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answered Nov 24 at 2:05
Evan Carroll
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