dailymail.co.uk: detection

Boristhemoggy commented 11 months ago

Prerequisites

[X] I read and understand the policy about what is a valid filter issue.
[X] This is NOT a YouTube, Facebook or Twitch report.
[X] I verified that this issue is not a duplicate. (Use this button to find out.)
[X] I forced an update of my filter lists. (Click the "Purge all caches" button while holding the 'Shift' key, then click the "Update now" button.)
[X] I did not remove any of the default filter lists, or I have verified that the issue was not caused by removing any of the default lists.
[X] I did not enable additional filter lists, or I have verified that the issue still occurs without enabling additional filter lists.
[X] I do not have custom filters/rules, or I have verified that the issue still occurs without custom filters/rules.
[X] I am not using uBlock Origin (uBO) along with other content blocker extensions.
[X] I have verified that the web browser's built-in blocker or DNS blocking (standalone or through a VPN) is not causing the issue.
[ ] I did not answer truthfully to ALL the above checkpoints.

URL address of the web page

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-12695249/Why-Margot-Robbie-getting-slammed-Halloween-costume-breaks-one-important-rule-Shes-treading-line.html

Description

Warning on the age that I am using an ad blocker

Other extensions used

Edit this cookie, FBP

Screenshot(s)

Configuration

```yaml uBlock Origin: 1.52.2 Chromium: 116 filterset (summary): network: 104835 cosmetic: 40313 scriptlet: 18831 html: 0 listset (total-discarded, last-updated): default: user-filters: 0-0, never easylist: 72245-15, now easyprivacy: 32853-64, now plowe-0: 3721-1072, now ublock-badware: 7412-138, now ublock-filters: 35146-145, now ublock-privacy: 668-6, now ublock-quick-fixes: 213-128, now ublock-unbreak: 2135-33, now urlhaus-1: 11340-0, now filterset (user): [empty] userSettings: [none] hiddenSettings: [none] supportStats: allReadyAfter: 299 ms (selfie) maxAssetCacheWait: 142 ms popupPanel: blocked: 28 network: dailymail.co.uk: 6 adsafeprotected.com: 1 and.co.uk: 1 cdnopw.com: 1 dmgmediaprivacy.co.uk: 5 dotmetrics.net: 1 doubleclick.net: 1 go-mpulse.net: 2 google.com: 6 googletagmanager.com: 1 imasdk.googleapis.com: 2 newzit.com: 1 extended: ##.banner-adverts ###taboola-below-article-thumbnails ##.googleAds ###mpu_top ##.puff-ad ##.puff-advertorials ##.overlay-ads ###sky-left ###sky-right ##.video-ads-container ###promo-unit ##.mpu_puff_wrapper ##.watermark ##.mol-ads-label-container ##AD-SLOT ##.pufftext > .sponsored:upward(3) ##+js(abort-on-property-read, Notification) ```

gorhill commented 11 months ago

Unable to reproduce. If what you are seeing is a yellow ribbon warning at the bottom, it's because something else is interfering negatively with uBO (example), that warning is not there with uBO with default settings and no other extension.

mapx- commented 11 months ago

@Boristhemoggy follow all these indications:

clear cookies / localStorage/ cache for the tested page
reset uBO, don't modify any uBO setting, update all the filter lists, don't add any other list (other than your regional list)
disable any custom filter for that site
disable any other extension / addon in your browser, disable builtin blockers /shields/ tracking protection in brave/ opera/ vivaldi/ edge/ firefox etc
if Opera browser: open opera://extensions/ and check the "allow access to search page results" option
disable (if any) the web shields in your antivirus / antimalware software / other blocking software
are you using a DNS which features adblocking (like AdGuard DNS)?=> test using another DNS (google for example => IP addresses 8.8.8.8 & 8.8.4.4)
restart the system, reopen the browser, test again.

Boristhemoggy commented 11 months ago

So essentially, completely open my entire computer with no safety whatsoever so that adblock can work? No thanks! I have used the dailymail for many years and have never ever had a problem so clearly adblock is causing the problem. If in order to use adbloc I have to disable every piece of security on my machine, then Adblock isn't fit for purpose. Sorry, I'll just delete adblock.

mapx- commented 11 months ago

@Boristhemoggy the steps above are mainly to help you identify the "bad guy"

uBlockOrigin / uAssets