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Peter Lowe's list is notoriously overzealous and it's enabled by default. It breaks countless websites and I found other lists to be better.
by anarchy8 8y ago
Peter Lowe's list is notoriously overzealous and it's enabled by default. It breaks countless websites and I found other lists to be better.
- jasonkostempski 8y agoAfter reading the comments about the article here, I'm not concerned about being overzealous. Seems like it's doing quite a nice job. I haven't needed or wanted to unblock anything it covers so far.
- pgl 8y agoNotoriously overzealous? I try very hard to avoid false positives. Which sites does it break?
- jasonkostempski 8y agoI've been using your list for as long as it's been on by default in uBlock Origin. Facebook is the only other site I've ever hit the block on. LogRocket is such an obvious thing to block, they are selling tracking tools to "replay what users do on your site". I'm glad this conversation came up. I have your list enable in Firefox Mobile/uBlock Origin too. logrocket.com is in the rule list, but it doesn't stop me from going to the site, or Facebook. I went to "wheniwork.com", one of the "great companies" trusting LogRocket, and it does block their references to logrocket.com. I'm guessing the FF mobile API doesn't allow site-level blocking so sties like Facebook and LogRocket can still run their invasive scripts on their own domains and I won't know about it, unless I find out some other way and remember not to go there. I'm going to have to go NoScript on mobile.