Experimental Rules?

[RicoHeat]

PLEASE FIRST READ THIS: https://jspenguin2017.github.io/uBlockProtector/#reporting-an-issue -->

Test link (required):

Screenshot of the web page (including address bar and extension icons) (required):

Screenshot of the console (press F12 to bring up the console) (required):

Explain what was not right (optional if obvious):

Reproduction steps (optional if trivial):

Environment (Required):

• Operating System and Version:
• Browser and Version:
• Adblocker and Version:
• Nano Defender Version:

Your filter lists (Required):

Your custom filters (Required if you have any):

Your other extensions (Required if you have any):

Add everything else that you believe to be useful below (optional):

Please explain what happens when enabling experimental rules on Nano Defender Firefox.. Or maybe add a (info) icon next to the check box explaining.. Thanks!

[LiCybora]

Originally, experimental rules are used to deal with sites that require to use Firefox specific API to deal with (so the upstream Chrome version do not have them). But now they are just some rules that someone reported works while someone not. Upstream decide to remove at all but I move to experimental for user choose whether to use before other solutions out.

However, due to lack of time and feedback, those rules are not updated for long and cannot sure it is 100% working. Nothing will happen if you do not browse any site inside the debug.js.