[EasyList,EasyPrivacy] Allow filter

[LifeH2O]

What is the way to explicitly allow a script on a page instead of blocking it? Livestream on a website is not running because its script is being blocked.

[gorhill]

Can you give me a URL? I will look into this.

[LifeH2O]

This is the url http://live.geo.tv/live.aspx

I guess streaming is not working because http://live.seenreport.com:82/media/js/fingerprint.js is being blocked with the filter that blocks /fingerprint.js

Also this url http://live.express.pk/
It shows an ad first, may be that is the reason but I haven't checked what is wrong with it.

[gorhill]

I could make the first link work with those two exception filters:

! To counter EasyList's "||imasdk.googleapis.com^$third-party"
@@||imasdk.googleapis.com^$domain=live.geo.tv
! To counter EasyPrivacy's "/fingerprint.js"
@@||live.seenreport.com^*/fingerprint.js

Second link I could make the live video work with these exception filters:

! To counter EasyList's "||imasdk.googleapis.com^$third-party"
@@||imasdk.googleapis.com^$domain=live.express.pk
! To counter EasyPrivacy's "/ping.gif?"
@@||i.n.jwpltx.com/v1/jwplayer6/ping.gif?$domain=live.express.pk

[LifeH2O]

so @@ allows explicitly? I can do the rest if @@ is what I need to allow a script on a domain

[gorhill]

To get the fix: purge the cache for "uBlock filters" and click "Update now", or restart uBlock with auto-update enabled.

[gorhill]

Yes, prefixing a filter with @@ means to override any blocking filters.

[gorhill]

Required fixes in EasyList/EasyPrivacy: http://forums.lanik.us/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=19046