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Problem is than common.css contains all the element hidding entries from all the rulesets which for some sites causes problem as it is blocking more than it should. In this particular example common file has .cookiespopup which pl/wprost/www/ab2p.css does not have as it actually should not hence no ruleset said it should. Unintended effect is that causes whole website to completely disappear in the browser.
Ideal situation would be that browser asks for ab2p.common.css only if $host.css does not exist. Could that be acomplished by adblock2privoxy, privoxy or the webserver?
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The CSS ab2p.common.css is used for hiding rules common to all domains; therefore, it should always be loaded. This is an issue with inconsistent rule sets, not the rule converter.
When sites are visited privoxy is sending to browser info to ask webserver for both
$host.css
andab2p.common.css
like in example belowProblem is than common.css contains all the element hidding entries from all the rulesets which for some sites causes problem as it is blocking more than it should. In this particular example common file has
.cookiespopup
whichpl/wprost/www/ab2p.css
does not have as it actually should not hence no ruleset said it should. Unintended effect is that causes whole website to completely disappear in the browser.Ideal situation would be that browser asks for ab2p.common.css only if $host.css does not exist. Could that be acomplished by adblock2privoxy, privoxy or the webserver?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: