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I really appreciate projects like this because I'm sure keeping these lists up-to-date is not an easy task, and many people benefit from the efforts. That said

I really appreciate projects like this because I'm sure keeping these lists up-to-date is not an easy task, and many people benefit from the efforts. That said: maybe it's just me, but I find their website[1] a bit...strange? It looks like one of those SAAS startup landing pages, you can pick your "pack of block list" ranging from "Tru lite" to "XTreme" etc... Or maybe it's supposed to be ironic and I just don't get it :) [1] https://energized.pro/ https://energized.pro/

r1ch 6y ago
Ironically their website doesn't work if you block 3rd party JS due to Cloudflare.
- cptskippy 6y ago
  I abandoned NoScript because I felt like I spent more time whitelisting JS than browsing the web and other people just couldn't borrow my browser. NoScript really needs the ability to whitelist a TLD for providers like cloudflare.
  - aroch 6y ago
    They do? You can globally whitelist urls
    - Mathnerd314 6y ago
      The issue for Cloudflare is whitelisting the DDoS protection script included on each page. It's under a lot of URLs so it would have to be content-based.
jlgaddis 6y ago
> Let's make an annoyance free better open internet, altogether! As a part-time grammar Nazi, there are several things here that annoy the hell outta me! After reading that, I had to quickly abort and close the tab.