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Allowing Salon.com comments #670

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fncll opened this Issue · 8 comments

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@fncll

How can I create a filter that will allow the comments section to appear on Salon.com articles (example article)? I used the element picker and ended up creating a rule that, based on my browsing around on the issue, seems like it should work:

* amazon-adsystem.com * allow

But it does not.

@gorhill

Comment section appears fine with default filter lists.

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@fncll

Thanks. I guess it was the Easylist doing it. Since it prevents a whole lot of other crap on Salon.com pages perhaps someone can help me figure out how to allow comments but not the rest?

@gorhill

EasyList is part of default filter lists, and comments display just fine with it.

What in your config differ from default settings?

@fncll

It certainly isn't for me. I have no filters or rules of my own. When I enable EasyList, comments no longer appear.

The only filters I have otherwise enabled are the first three in the list:

My filters‎: 0 used out of 0;
µBlock filters‎: 70 used out of 70
µBlock filters – Privacy‎: 1 used out of 1

My whitelist is generated, I assume, by the program and contains

about-scheme
behind-the-scene
chrome-extension-scheme
chrome-scheme
data-scheme
file-scheme
opera-scheme

I have nothing in the "Custom" box at the bottom of the 3rd party filters page.

I've updated, purged caches and reloaded.

I then used the "Restore to default settings" option, updated all lists, and same result: Comments simply don't appear with EasyList enabled and they appear when it is not enabled.

The prefs I have selected are

Hide placeholders of blocked elements
Show the number of blocked requests on the icon
Make use of context menu where appropriate
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@schalox

These rules seem to work for me:

www.salon.com fyre.co * noop
www.salon.com livefyre.com * noop
@elyrly

In my case Ghostery was blocking the comment section from loading via Livefyre http://zor.livefyre.com/wjs/v1.0/javascripts/CommentCount.js

@gorhill

Nobody has been able to reproduce that bug so far, using provided details.

@fncll

I'm closing this. I don't know what more information I can provide and the inability to reproduce the problem is immaterial. I'll just go back to a different product.

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