Include trusted- scriptlets in uBO version of lists

[superlex]

As of now, uBO version of lists don't inlcude trusted- scriptlets. For example, compare Annoyances for uBO and Annoyances for AG/Firefox.

Since uBO supports them (trusted-click-element, trusted-set-cookie, etc.) it could be an idea adding them in uBO version of lists, so advanced users can take advantage of these AG rules.

Keep in mind that for standard users nothing changes: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/commit/64c1f8767c

[ameshkov]

As I understand, trusted scriptlets in uBO are only allowed in the lists maintained by the uBO team, is that right?

[superlex]

Hi @ameshkov 🙂 By default yes, trusted scriptlets are only allowed in the uBO lists. However a user can add adguard- token to trustedListPrefixes in order to allow trusted- scriptlets in stock AdGuard lists too.

[slavaleleka]

AdGuard trusted scriptlets are not compatible with any other blocker by desing https://github.com/AdguardTeam/Scriptlets/#trusted-scriptlets-restriction

i.e. trusted scriptlet rules are intentionally skipped during the build of the uBO version of AdGuard filter lists

[ameshkov]

@slavaleleka well, that's the policy of our apps. uBO has a similar policy, i.e. it won't trust our scriptlets right away. But we can still include them into uBO list versions nevertheless, it's up to the user to decide.

[superlex]

it's up to the user to decide

Exactly, that's the point. For a normal user nothing changes, he must accept the risks to enable advanced mode (and therefore enable adguard trusted scriptlets): https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Advanced-user-features

Btw, an advanced user can also add other AG lists that contain AG trusted scriptlets (e.g. AG lists for AG_ext/Firefox) and use them:

(this is a rule of AG Annoyances for AG_ext/Firefox)