search

ph00lt0 / blocklist

Blocklists for AdGuard Home, AdGuard, Little Snitch, Open Snitch, uBlock Origin, Brave Adblock, pfBlockerNG, and PiHole
https://ph00lt0.github.io/blocklist
Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 4.0 International
242 stars 34 forks source link

Removing Stytch from blocklist #62

Closed chris-stytch closed 11 months ago

chris-stytch commented 11 months ago

Tool used (pick one):

What service are you trying to use?' I work at a company called Stytch, we offer a suite of authentication APIs to help developers build login flows. One of our customers recently reported that their user, who uses your blocklist in uBlock Origin, was unable to login to their website because web.stytch.com was added recently.

This domain is used by our frontend JavaScript SDK to power our customer's login flow, i.e. send magic links via email, authenticate passwords, and set and refresh cookies containing the user's session.

I'd love to work with you on removing our domain from your blocklist and am also curious to know how we ended up here to see if there is anything that our SDK was doing that looked suspicious to you.

What does not work? Login on any site using Stytch.

Which rule you believe is causing this? Stytch was added in this commit: https://github.com/ph00lt0/blocklist/commit/b702d2d2fd441d70d96eee4fa3747ccb3e565f41

ph00lt0 commented 11 months ago

Hello Chris, apprechiate the report. I have delisted your domain. The request seems reasonable. I believe your domain was added as it was detected as a mail tracker, but I can understand the use case here.

Do you have a demo somewhere to test?

chris-stytch commented 9 months ago

Sorry about my delay here @ph00lt0 .

You can find several demo authentication flows powered by Stytch at https://www.stytchdemo.com/. Probably the easiest to test would be the first recipe and use an email magic link.

Let me know if I can help you with any other resources!