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Regarding default deny and lists… #729
wolftune
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gorhill
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advanced users are expected to read the documentation
Dynamic filtering: quick guide:
Remember that
nooprules bypass only broader dynamic filtering rules, static filtering is left completely intact
wolftune
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thanks, will read thoroughly now. Sorry
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Can default deny work with the block lists? Because I'd use a default-deny function only if I can test unblocking a request and then still have it blocked because it is in the block lists.
Today, using Request Policy and uBlock, I can test things to see what unbreaks a website in Request Policy without worrying that something known to be invasive will go through because uBlock will still block it if Request Policy doesn't. I would only want to replace Request Policy with the uBlock feature if they worked hand-in-hand in this fashion…