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ncaq / uBlacklistRule

This rule is for uBlacklist. there is also a rule for uBlock Origin in Firefox for Android.
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Ublock Origin google search filter - www.google.*##.g:has(a[href*=" #46

Closed nicoleahmed closed 1 year ago

nicoleahmed commented 1 year ago

Sorry this is in English - hope its still useful.

I use ublacklist and ublock origin on Firefox with Google UK.

Great project to get UBO and UBL lists

I noticed that for me

www.google.##.xpd:has([href="1r1g.cn"]) ---- doesn't work

But

www.google.##.g:has(a[href="1r1g.cn"]) ----- this does

see here for more information: https://letsblock.it/filters/search-results

ncaq commented 1 year ago

I would love to fix it, but right now I am personally too busy to do so. Also, when I do research, I basically use my PC and don't do much technical research on Android. Also, I can't see much noise in my environment with the current filter. Because it's built on an add-on premise? So there is also the issue of it not being a priority for me personally.

ncaq commented 1 year ago

たしかに鬱陶しいのでそろそろ修正します。

Yuki2718 commented 1 year ago

@nicoleahmed I don't think this is a matter of locale or language, but of desktop or mobile. Google uses completely different styles for each platform, which makes creating common rules difficult. The best will be to use separate rule sets, but as that will cost the maintainer, I came up with this: www.google.*###main div > div[data-hveid]:not([class]) div[class] > div[class] > a[href*="1r1g.cn"][data-ved]:upward(3) Does this work for you?

ncaq commented 1 year ago

修正したはずです。 長いこと放置して申し訳ありませんでした。