ClasOhlson.com - Broken (Easylist Cookie List / Fanboy's Annoyance List) [GDPR]

[THEtomaso]

Affected site:

https://www.clasohlson.com/

Note:
Depending on your location, you'll get redirected to the appropriate subdirectory.
In my case, this is https://www.clasohlson.com/no/.

Issue:

Grey modal overlay / unclickable items.

Screenshot:

Not needed, as the problem is obvious.

Problem filters:

• Easylist Cookie List
• Fanboy's Annoyance List

Problem rules:

##.cookie-bar:not(body):not(html)
###js-cookie-notification

Possible fix:

clasohlson.com##.cookie-bar-overlay

Other problem filters:

• AdGuard Annoyances filter ClasOhlson.com - Broken (AdGuard Annoyances filter) [GDPR] AdguardTeam/AdguardFilters#119290 (FIXED)
  ##.cookie-bar:not(body)

• I don't care about cookies (@kiboke) (FIXED)
  ~cafe-royal.com,~rituals.com##.cookie-bar:not(body):not(html)
##.cookie-bar__container
###js-cookie-notification

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System info:

• OS/version: Windows 10 Pro (x64)
• Browser/version: Pale Moon v29.4.6 (x64)
• Adblock Extension/version: uBlock Origin v1.16.4.30 (XUL)

[ryanbr]

clasohlson.com##.cookie-bar-overlay
clasohlson.com##body,html:style(overflow: auto !important; position: initial !important;)

Does that work for you @THEtomaso

[kiboke]

Thanks @THEtomaso it will be fixed today in IDCAC.

[THEtomaso]

clasohlson.com##.cookie-bar-overlay
clasohlson.com##body,html:style(overflow: auto !important; position: initial !important;)

Does that work for you THEtomaso

Sure.
That first rule (which is the one that I suggested in my first post) seems to be sufficient though.
The CSS rule doesn't appear to be needed in this case (at least not when connecting from my location).

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@kiboke:
I see that you choose to allow the cookie popup, as a solution.
Did you try to simply block the modal overlay instead, like I suggested?

[DandelionSprout]

I sadly can't add clasohlson.com##.cookie-bar-overlay as a tempfix; it'd have to be whitelisting entries only, from my understanding of how anti-ad lists work like.

[THEtomaso]

as a tempfix; it'd have to be whitelisting entries only

Well, in the case of modal overlays, blocking them doesn't really break anything, even if users aren't using additional cookie filters.
The idea behind them is simply to make coexisting popups somewhat more visible.

So, which alterative is the worst?
A missing overlay, which only results in a popup that stands out slightly less then before, on a purely cosmetical level?
..or a page that is broken, and doesn't work at all?

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EDIT:
But of course, as an alternative temp-fix, you can whitelist the popup instead:
clasohlson.com#@#.cookie-bar:not(body):not(html)
clasohlson.com#@##js-cookie-notification