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Why are 3rd party filters allowed to "overwrite" my filters? #1194

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Maxxee opened this Issue · 5 comments

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@Maxxee

My filters should always have a higher priority than any 3rd party filter!

At the very least make it an option.

@sander85

Give some example or test case please..

@Maxxee

A custom filter like "http://x.x.org/*" is overwritten by the 3rd party filter "@@x.x.org$domain=x.org".

Seems like a bug or misbehavior to me because custom filters should always have the highest priority.

@gwarser

@Maxxee try http://x.x.org/*$important It's uBlock syntax extension.You can see examples in chrome://ublock/content/assets/ublock/privacy.txt

@Maxxee

Indeed, it works as you described. Thanks for the hint.
On my system the examples in chrome://ublock/content/assets/ublock/privacy.txt use ",important" which doesn't work.
But using "$important" - as described by you - works fine.

@andre-hub andre-hub pushed a commit to andre-hub/uBlock that referenced this issue
@gorhill gorhill this should take care of #1194 a785da9
@andre-hub andre-hub pushed a commit to andre-hub/uBlock that referenced this issue
@gorhill gorhill this addresses root issue in #1194 d462bc1
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