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Description

Currently, the on/off button can only disable all lists per-site.
Please add an option to disable only some lists for a certain site. For example, I might want to disable ad-blocking lists, but keep tracking and malware lists on.
Opera and Vivaldi's native ad-blockers kind of do this by having separate ad/tracking lists.

The most complete implementation I suggest is the following.

1. Categorize lists into editable Blocking List Groups. Example: Ads, Resource Abuse, Annoyances, Privacy, Malware. You should be able to edit groups and categorize lists into groups freely, even custom lists. Properties of a Group:
   • Id, e.g. abuse
   • Display name, e.g. Resource Abuse
   • Blocking lists, e.g. [NoCoin, etc]
   • Whether or not the group is enforced (can't be disabled per-site). For example, if Malware group is enforced, there won't be a per-site off option for Malware, and even the big off button will still keep those lists on.
2. Add additional toggles next to the on/off button (maybe inside a dropdown). Each option has the name of a group. Turning it off whitelists that group for the site.
   • Presumably, the whitelist would have some syntax corresponding to this behavior, that specifies that a whitelist entry for a site is only for a specific group. For example: @abuse::example.com

So, for example,, when a site has an anti-adblocker, you would be able to disable all advertisement lists with a single click on that group's toggle, and keep others lists (such as malware, tracking) enabled.

A specific URL where the issue occurs

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Steps to Reproduce

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Expected behavior:

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Actual behavior:

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Your environment

• uBlock Origin version: 1.27.10
• Browser Name and version: Vivaldi 3.1.1929.34 Stable (64 bits)
• Operating System and version: Windows 7