ABP japanese filters breaks Folding@home web client

[Nekoeko]

Folding@home (FAH) is a standalone program, intended for volunteers from any place in the world. It's separate from the browser, but the only way to see my progress and limit my processing power is through a web client. When I open that page, stanford.edu connects with my computer through the port 7396.

The web client doesn't work if I enable the ABP Japanese filter. It looks like I hadn't installed FAH in my computer, or I stopped FAH from the command line:

uBlock Origin reports that the filter

^ping^$third-party

blocks a script from

http://127.0.0.1:7396/ping?callback=jQuery000000000000000000000_0000000000000&_=0000000000000

(with other numbers instead of zeros, they change every time I try to access the web client). The most specific exceptions that allows the web client to work again is

@@||127.0.0.1:7396/ping?callback=*^$script,domain=folding.stanford.edu

but maybe a more generic one would be better. Would a general whitelisting from 127.0.0.1 work, or is it horribly insecure and a horrible idea altogether?

I didn't try other distributed projects like SETI@home, it's possible they suffer a similar problem.

[mrsshr]

I have same issue here. 同じイシューを抱えています。

I'm using ublock origin extension on firefox and "Allow some non-intrusive advertising" option is disabled. 現在使っている　AdBlockerは　ublock　originであって　"Allow some non-intrusive advertising"　機能が非活性化しています。

フィルター　構文: ^ping$third-party ^ping.$third-party 影響を受けている　URL: https://127.0.0.1:[port]/images/ping.png?[some_unixtime]

[k2jp]

I'm sorry to respond too late.

https://github.com/k2jp/abp-japanese-filters/commit/a52ec3c48c512c7f62eddf2ebbe066f726f1cf15