And you are basically writing a completely new extension that is no longer uBlock (except for its choice of lists) and will miss all of its interesting features. the new Content Blocker API can do the filtering for you but only in chunks of 50000k per extension in a format that you have to convert the list to, and make sure your splitting has no side effectĪt that point, there's not much of uBlock Origin left since you won't be using anything from it (apart from click hijacking on navigation which I think is one if not the only thing that would remain).the new APIs break the ability to do "classic" filtering by uBlock Origin.the new APIs break the ability to do Advanced Filtering/Dynamic Filtering.This is getting non trivial as some rules may impact one another and if you just split a list in 49999 chunks, you'll get side effects. So at that point, you can workaround this again by (and now this is getting stupid) making multiple content blockers extensions.
SAFARI VS SAFARI TECHNOLOGY PREVIEW INSTALL
Just as a reference, on my french (pretty much default) install on Firefox, I have 167 633 rules active in uBlock Origin. Again, that's doable.īut there's an undocumented limit of 50000 rules for content blockers (in both iOS and MacOS). Of course, you cannot just send the list in the classic format used by everyone else, you need to format that list in JSON. The only way to filter connections is to give a list to a Safari Content Blocker, and let it do the filtering itself. But one rule for App Extensions is while they can (now, in Catalina) do some useful things like intercepting bad misdirections on clicks (XSS, popups, fake redirections etc etc), they simply cannot filter individual connections anymore.
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If you want to run any sort of code (what uBlock Origin does), you need an App Extension. App Extension : You can inject Javascript and CSS in every pages (but you need to write all the interactions with Safari in Swift/Obj-C and pass messages from Javascript to Swift and the other way round).Content Blocker : You simply provide a list of rules to be filtered, and Safari will filter those for you.There are now two separate types of Extensions for Safari: So, I spent some more hours looking at this more thoroughly, the sad news is, my understanding is this cannot be done without limitations so large that it would no longer be uBlock Origin. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Subject: Re: Totally disabled on Safari Technology Preview 80 ( #145 is about discussing new alternatives to uBlock Origin on Safari.īy the way, I tried AdGuard, it has good filters and the websites looks the same as uBO, but I felt it a little heavier and memory consumer than uBlock.
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