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Some rules are not applied with adblocker-puppeteer. #1683
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Hi @remusao, I made some more tests and it looks like with the package |
Hi @remusao, Thank you very much ! The last release fixed my issue. Have a great day ! :) |
Hi @TimotheeJeannin, glad to know it worked for your use-case! Have a great weekend :) |
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Hi @remusao,
Thank you for the latest release !
I tried to upgrade from
1.18.3
to1.20.1
.When I navigate to https://www.oberlo.fr/ the cookie banner is no longer hidden.
On version
1.18.3
, the css code#gdpr-banner { display: none !important; }
was injected in the page but it's no longer the case with version1.20.1
. (It's supposed to be injected because of the###gdpr-banner
rule in the easylist cookie rule list)I tried to pinpoint the exact version that is causing the regression but it looks like it might be caused by a sub-dependency that was locked by the
package-lock.json
file.If I don't upgrade, keep version
1.18.3
of @cliqz/adblocker-puppeteer and @cliqz/adblocker inpackage.json
, remove thepackage-lock.json
file, delete thenode_modules
directory and re-install, the issue appears.Here are the dependencies that were locked :
Here are the dependencies when this starts to fail:
Let me know if there is anything I can do to help you solve this. :)
Tim
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