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fix #2685; add Adguard's generic filters; remove EasyList w/out eleme…
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Is easylist_noelemhide no longer being updated by its maintainers? Or did you remove it because you prefer it to be custom (e.g. to have a smaller cleaner list)? I did not see it mentioned in the referenced issue.
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I'm just revising the choice of lists presented in the 3rd-party pane -- there is too much cruft in there. Given that one can disable generic cosmetic filtering or all cosmetic filtering, there was no point in keeping that list in there.
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@gorhill you mentioned here that you were going to add Adguard's list as a stock list (I interpreted that as meaning it would be on by default) to supplement EasyList. Seems like it's added but off by default. I think it would be useful to have it on by default. What do you think?