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Misleading tooltipThe tooltip in uBlocks popup menu shows: "Local rules override global rules." This seems to be intentional, as described by the precedence rule:
I recommend changing the tooltip to something like "Local rules with higher priority (lower rows) override global rules." Discussion about precedenceWhat is the benefit/reason for the precedence of global > local rules in general? To me, it would seem more intuitive to have a local (all) noop rule override global rules. |
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Explained here: #1698 |
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If I set a rule like
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I understand the concept, i.e. unblock 3p requests for a site, except for facebook etc., without having to add a local facebook block rule. I guess what I am missing is a simple rule to force noop all dynamic rules, without also allowing all static rules by disabling uBlock completely on that site. Anyways thank you for the explanation and the issue reference, which I did not find. |
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Shame on me for searching for hotkey and not for keyboard shortcut. |
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If I set a rule like
* facebook * block(block all requests tofacebook.com), I certainly do not want any other rules to override it, except for a more specific rule such asdomain.com facebook.com * noop. The documentation says:Your
source.com * * noophas a destination domain*, while your* * 3p-script blockhas a destination domain of*, thus a tie. In the end the winning rule is determined by request type,3p-scriptis more specific than*.