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@ -14,9 +14,15 @@ aim to block adnetworks in stead of adsvertismens on websites (that is why they
large blocklist have a look at Steven's Black hostfile.
ERRORS & ISSUES
When you still want to use this blocklist, feel free to use it and provide feedback on errors. You can post issues, but I will only have
a look at it when the issue causes a problem on an COM, INF, NET or ORG domain. You can fix a problem easily yourself in most adblock
extensions (e.g. AdBlockPlus, Adguard, uBlockOrigin). Look for UserFilter or MyFilter in the extension options. For instance when this
filter causes a problem on website ABC_example.com, simply add a badfilter using this syntax:
When you still want to use this blocklist, feel free to use it and provide feedback on errors. I will correct the issue as soon as possible.
When you encounter an issue.
You can fix a problem easily yourself in most adblock extensions (e.g. AdBlockPlus, Adguard, uBlockOrigin).
Look for UserFilter or MyFilter in the extension options an add a badfilter for the domain which is blocked while it should not. In the
example below the domain ABC_example.com is ignored with the badfilter option.
||ABC_example.com$badfilter
When your adblocker does not has the badfilter option, you can create an allow rule for that domain by adding (as last resort):
@@||ABC_example.com