Marking of Dynamic Filtering is wrong?

[Mikey1993]

Steps:

1) Enter a site you have no Dynamic Filtering rules on.
2) Enable any HOST specific Dynamic Rule, lets say 3rd-party frames - HOST rule is now painted in red.
3) Enable the same Dynamic Rule of the same party, but this time, the Global rule - Note that the HOST rule didn't change to a light red color (and won't change even after a reload of the page).
Is this an actual issue (performance wise, or just visual wise) or am I not understanding something?
4) Click on the HOST specific Dynamic Rule - Gray painting is the excepted result.
5) Click on the Global Dynamic Rule - the HOST specific rule is still gray (unless it's overriding static filters by design right now? if so, it's not an issue.)

[gorhill]

By design.

Picture you have many other hosts where you have explicitly blocked 3rd-party frames. It would not be a good idea to remove all these explicit rules whenever a global block 3rd-party frame rule is set, because if the global rule is removed, suddenly all these rules that were explicitly set by the users would disappear.

When a rule is set which override whatever global rule that may exist, it is considered an explicit rule (darker shade), which only the user can revoke, the filtering engine won't mess with it, because it can't read a user's mind. Only the user knows whether his explicit rule must be removed or not.

[Mikey1993]

Got it.
Good explanation.