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I use Facebook, so blocking it won't work for me. But I don't want other sites to be able to "cross-domain" Facebook, since that gives Facebook more information
by rlpb 16y ago
I use Facebook, so blocking it won't work for me. But I don't want other sites to be able to "cross-domain" Facebook, since that gives Facebook more information that I'd like. A way to block only "cross-domain" type Facebook access would be nice. Or perhaps a per-tab private browsing mode.
- netaddict 16y agoYou can block *.facebook.com in adblock plus. Then you can allow ads on facebook.com. So on facebook, you won't be blocking Facebook.com. But on other sites, facebook would be blocked.
- megablast 16y agoI use a separate browser to access facebook, on those few occasions I need to. No other sites need to now about that.
- jkmatila 16y agoI think the following Adblock Plus filter rule would do the trick: ||facebook.com^$third-party
- buro9 16y agoThis is what you want: ||facebook.com^$domain=~facebook.com|~facebook.net|~fbcdn.com|~fbcdn.net ||facebook.net^$domain=~facebook.com|~facebook.net|~fbcdn.com|~fbcdn.net ||fbcdn.com^$domain=~facebook.com|~facebook.net|~fbcdn.com|~fbcdn.net ||fbcdn.net^$domain=~facebook.com|~facebook.net|~fbcdn.com|~fbcdn.net The key is to allow FB's CDN when on FB, but to disallow it and everything else when not on FB. I'm never on FB so this takes care of it nicely.
- ben_h 16y agoWorked a treat, cheers.