Discrepancy concerning lists enabled by default

[neitsab]

Current README.md#philosophy says:

EasyList, Peter Lowe's Adservers, EasyPrivacy are enabled by default when you install µBlock.

(dates from commit 9056f0c -- 12 Jan)

Meanwhile Firefox addon page says:

Out of the box, these lists of filters are loaded and enforced:

• EasyList
• Peter Lowe’s Ad server list
• EasyPrivacy
• Malware domains
• Long-lived malware domains
• Malware Domains List

and Chrome web store has the same.

On the other hand after installing µBlock 0.8.8.1 in latest Firefox, I see the following additional lists enabled compare to README:

• My filters

• µBlock filters

  # Needed to unbreak sites affected by out of the box lists

• µBlock filters – Privacy‎

  # Experimental list: use only if you don't mind potential breakage, I just
  # don't have the resource to deal with lists, I do it because blocking these
  # are in the interest of users.
  #
  # These filters make use of the important filter option, which purpose is
  # to guarantee that a filter won't be overriden by exception filters.

• Malware Domains List

• Malware domains

Makes sense not to mention the two first ones in README IMO, the third one being enabled seems a bit more surprising due to the experimental flag, Malware Domains{ List,} should just be added to README.md and Long-lived malware domain withdrawn from extension pages. Can submit a PR for he first part if you wish.

Thanks a lot for your work, I really like the mindset in which you develop this extension and I hope its momentum will keep growing!

[gorhill]

I will remove "experimental", clearly that list has never been reported as breaking anything, it's only addthis.com so far in there. Given it's only one entry, not worth mentioning in the README.

[neitsab]

My feeling too :-)