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Looks like it's currently using a hard coded list of urls that are considered to be bad. For general requests: https://github.com/jacquerie/stop-the-bullshit/b
by makepanic 10y ago
Looks like it's currently using a hard coded list of urls that are considered to be bad.
For general requests:
https://github.com/jacquerie/stop-the-bullshit/blob/master/src/js/background.js#L11-L34 https://github.com/jacquerie/stop-the-bullshit/blob/master/s...
For facebook:
https://github.com/jacquerie/stop-the-bullshit/blob/master/src/js/facebook.js#L3-L25 https://github.com/jacquerie/stop-the-bullshit/blob/master/s...
- ultrasandwich 10y agoYeah, it's just some arbitrary list of a few hardcoded URLs right now... Is this really useful??
- jnotarstefano 10y agoConsider that I built it this night for http://lauzhack.com/ http://lauzhack.com/, so it's not intended to be a fully-featured solution to the problem. The main issue I wanted to address is the fact that such a blocker must be widely installed to be useful. Therefore, the Facebook message is intended to prod current users of the extensions to ask that their friends install it as well.
- makomk 10y agoI'm amused that long-running British newspaper the Daily Star has made the list. I mean, it's probably accurate as they do have a bit of a reputation, but still - surprising.