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Presumably this occurs when the site uses a CDN for their js libraries (or even their main js). After a few days you start to spot which domains need to be enab
by asfdsfggtfd 9y ago
Presumably this occurs when the site uses a CDN for their js libraries (or even their main js). After a few days you start to spot which domains need to be enabled and which can be safely ignored.
- flukus 9y agoCan you whitelist a CDN but only for a specific site?
- ratherbefuddled 9y agoDepends on your blocker. uBlock Origin does this well.
- digi_owl 9y agoBest i recall, even if you whitelist a CDN it only comes into action if you whitelist the root domain of the site you are visiting. Beyond that i guess there is GRE, where you can build "firewall" rules. For example i have Facebook blocked via it unless i visit Facebook.com directly, thus they don't see me browsing all manner of sites via their like buttons and comment boxes.